joevan wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
if you mean the rust-converting solution,then an auto store,like PepBoys or Auto Zone. There also are paints that have the rust-converting ingredients.
if you want rust removing stuff,try a woodworker's store,stuff Like Boeshield T-9.
Thanks, Sounds just like what I was looking for.
Update: You guys were right all along!
The crazing didn't look like rust at the crazed parts - but - at the end, where the varnish/lacquer peeled up - it certainly did look like rust underneath.
Here's a closeup:
Stainless steel would be good.
Chuck Banshee wrote in news:jgp8gv$l8v$ snipped-for-privacy@speranza.aioe.org:
Wasteful....a little elbow grease,and you're restored a good tool.
I had to use steel wool to clean my square's steel rule,and then I sprayed it with Krylon crystal clear. wipe the rule with paint first to fill in the markings for an easier read.
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