Rustaway

[RPG]

Has anyone ever tried Captain Lee's Rustaway? A freind brought me a bottle to try on some of my dug relics. I tried it on a simple harness buckle and think it did very well. The rust is gone and the Rustaway leaves a protective coat on the metal. The pics are before and after cleaning. I also left the buckle out in the weather for a week. Still no rust. What do you think?

 

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[Iron Patch]

Not for me. Looks too gray and fried.

 

[RPG]

Not for me. Looks too gray and fried.

It acually looks a little better in person than the pic.

I don't think I would use it on anything good. Besides, I been wanting to build myself an electrolysis setup so looks like that's my next project.

 

[Iron Patch]

Not for me. Looks too gray and fried.

It acually looks a little better in person than the pic.

I don't think I would use it on anything good. Besides, I been wanting to build myself an electrolysis setup so looks like that's my next project.

It's funny, I got into electrolysis and did some of my crap stuff to sell, but here I am years later and all my best iron still rusty. Having used electrolysis and see iron done with various chemicals I know I rather zap my iron.

 

[RPG]

Not for me. Looks too gray and fried.

It acually looks a little better in person than the pic.

I don't think I would use it on anything good. Besides, I been wanting to build myself an electrolysis setup so looks like that's my next project.

It's funny, I got into electrolysis and did some of my crap stuff to sell, but here I am years later and all my best iron still rusty. Having used electrolysis and see iron done with various chemicals I know I rather zap my iron.

Sounds like a good winter/cabin fever project.

 

[Iron Patch]

Not for me. Looks too gray and fried.

It acually looks a little better in person than the pic.

I don't think I would use it on anything good. Besides, I been wanting to build myself an electrolysis setup so looks like that's my next project.

It's funny, I got into electrolysis and did some of my crap stuff to sell, but here I am years later and all my best iron still rusty. Having used electrolysis and see iron done with various chemicals I know I rather zap my iron.

Sounds like a good winter/cabin fever project.

It would have been ...but maybe a chance it still might.

 

[rjw4law]

I would do electrolysis, more of a natural look.