Nothing brings back fond memories of 1980âs childhood quite like that morning American staple known as âbreakfast cereal.â Iâm not sure at what point we co-opted the term âcerealâ to basically convey a mostly sugar-laced, artificially colored bowl of glutonium, but the word has found its way into the American lexiconâ¦so be it.
Acid, specifically citric acid or acetic acid, is a great way to remove rust, particularly if it has formed on parts which can be easily removed and soaked. If, say, you want to remove rust from screws, remove the screws and soak them in vinegar.Take a half-litre plastic bottle, and put the screws inside.inse the lemon juice off with water, then wash the clothing as as normal. If the fabric is thick, and the rust stain particularly bad, add some salt to the lemon juice. To remove rust stains from a wall, drive or patio, use a stiff wire brush and a hose. Wet the stain with the hose and then brush the stain firmly.
A troublesome rust spot on a car typically spreads with time as the metal underneath is exposed to moisture and air, which cause it to oxidize, or corrode. Whether you plan on keeping it or selling it, your car will look cleaner (and be worth more) without the rust, so don't hesitate to take immediate action.ou want to grind to the point where you have fresh (un-rusted) steel all around where the rust spot was, even if this leaves you with a hole. 1  Getting rid of all of the rust is crucial â if you miss even a small fleck of rust, it can corrode underneath your car's paint over time and lead to another rust spot.