Water and aluminum foil can remove surface rust on the chrome of a gun. Steel wool can also be used to remove rust. It is advised to never use a oil to remove rust or to clean a gun.
Impact driver and lots of rust penetrant.
Coat the rusted area with gun oil and let sit overnight. The oil will loosen and work its way into the rust.Pour a liberal amount of gun oil on the rusted area when you are ready to clean.Rub the rust spot lightly with a piece of brass wool or use 0000-gauge steel wool. Don't bear down on the gunmetal; use a gentle touch and take your time to avoid marring the metal finish.Use a new piece of brass wool as the old piece begins to fall apart, making sure to wipe off the brass shavings from the gun.Pour gun-bore cleaner onto a clean cloth and rub down the area where the rust has been removed. This will help treat the metal and make it more rust resistant.Wipe down the gun metal with another clean cloth to remove any residual cleaner, rust or brass-wool shavings.
To effectively remove old rust stains from clothes, you can try using a mixture of lemon juice and salt, white vinegar, or a commercial rust remover. Apply the solution to the stain, let it sit for a few minutes, then wash the clothing as usual. Repeat the process if necessary until the stain is gone.
When we talk about carpets then mostly this question is arises. So you can remove the old fold marks by using a hair dryer for the carpet. Don't use the heat gun. Hair dryer contains low heat as compared to the heat gun. You can also use heavy furniture and put it on the fold mark. You can also use heavy cloth iron. Heat your iron and press the carpet from the back side and after that put the towel on the front side of the carpet and press it in the direction of piles.
A bicycle shop that restores bicycles is a place where you can take a bike to have rust removed. Additionally, one could use lime juice and steel wool to remove rust from their bike.
If it's just surface rust, a shredded up cotton t-shirt, some CLP or Rem Oil, and an old toothbrush should be all you need.
if it is a valuable shotgun you are trying to restore, use toothpaste. The abrasive material in toothpaste will be enough to remove surface rust without damaging the blue finish. If the rust is deeper, try an auto polishing compound... if it is real deep, use a 4" angle grinder. If you polish off the bluing, be sure to touch it up with cold blue or it will rust again.
Navel Jelly, available at any hardware store, or good old steel wool and elbow grease.
my grandfather died in the mid fifies i am now 53 years old and possess the 12 gauge single barrel that was once his. it is so old that the rust is almost impossible to get off. i figure the gun must be at least 80 years old!
i like to use the good old crow bar or the shot gun that always works
It doesn't mean it's a bad gun just a cheap gun. Most likely uses a lot of plastic like plastic gears. It will most likely not stand up to heavy use. It's like the old saying. You get what you pay for.
Some cars rust faster than others. It depends on the technology used in the making of the cars. There are old cars who rust very slowly and new cars who rust very quickly.