removing heavily rusted painted wrought iron furniture
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This is good for lightly rusted surfaces but for heavy rust I use POR-15. Try the sample pack first and be sure to follow instructions, very important. Good luck on your project.
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Have used this product on furniture in similar condition. I always use steel wool to remove the old finish, then I use an soft old towel to wipe off the mess. A lovely patina will remain in the deep grooves, but if you don't want that you will have to get down into it with a soft toothbrush.
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You can remove the casters, but they are fastened by screws on the outsides of the legs. You might be able to use wood filler and stain the area to match.
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There two methods to remove stains. The first is to use a mixture of dish soap and stainless steel cleaner. The second is to use white vinegar
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If there is a lot of rust, first try to dissolve the rust with CLR. Then use the polishing creme. I don't think the polishing creme would take off serious rust. It will, however, polish metals to a beautiful luster.
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Not its intended use, but if you make a slurry of the powder and paint it on the iron stains, it may help if they are on the surface. If the "rust" has gotten way down into the concrete, there isn't much you can do.k
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It depends on the finish. If they're finished with a thick, glossy polyurethane spar varnish, you're basically cleaning plastic, so this might be okay if you make it dilute enough. If it has a rubbed oil finish, a degreaser will strip the finish. If the finish has become too degraded, you might need to strip it, but using a water-based degreaser will raise the wood grain, which is not desirable. You'd be better off cleaning with lemon oil and then applying a finishing oil. In any case, your best course is to follow the manufacturer's care instructions.
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In my case yes, I have two small dogs that send much too much time on our leather sofas. I should remove them but they run the house. For normal use I think you can do without.
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You just didn't notice them when you first got it. I have the dinning set, the bistro set and two lounge chairs. They all have small rust areas. The coating on it is like a "primer". I bought a can of Rustoleum that matches exactly and sprayed the spots. I'm sure more will appear and I'll spray those too.
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I have had excellent results. Try this, use the powder mix with just a little water to make a paste. Use a scotch brite pad and start with little circles to larger circles with lite to med. pressure. It will remove the stain. However, if it is rust or corrosion, that might be deep in the stainless steel. Even stainless steel will rust with time, yo might have to work it for a long time to remove microscopic layers of the metal to reach clean metal. Then work with very light pressure to polish the metal to match the sink.
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Our table has some minor rust spots. We plan to spray paint affected areas if necessary this spring. The set looks very nice and the seats are comfortable
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It should get the grime off of the cabinets but if you have varnish you may likely need a stripper, then take krud kutter behind that to get any residue off.
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Yes, remove rust. Use a wire brush and a cleaner designed for rust removal, if it is bad. I used this paint on a somewhat rusty wood stove, and it came out great, but I was sure to remove all spots of rust.
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I think our LeatherNu leather conditioner would be a more appropriate product to restore the finish to your sofa. I would however try to remove the tacky feel somehow before applying the conditioner. A leather cleaner may be able to accomplish this for you. At the very minimum, please test the conditioner on a small area first if you can't resolve the tackiness issue. Here is a link to our leather conditioner on Amazon: LeatherNu Leather Conditioner & Protectant 12 oz.
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If you mean a Cedar Armoire I did mine. Empty Armoire. Clean with wood oil soap. Let dry. Apply Cedar Oil to the entirety of the Armoire with a soft clean cloth. Do not drench the wood. Do not allow drippage or pooling. Rub the entirety of the Armoire with a clean non oiled cloth to remove any excess. Allow to stand for one day before replacing clothing into the Armoire. Enjoy.
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If it's varnished, oiling won't make a difference. If the wood is not varnished, use lemon oil, or linseed oil and wipe off the excess.
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I have had mind for three years and it is rusting. I don't think this is acceptable. I am looking for a new one with a different finish.