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everybody knows them, those stubborn plugs that you can’t get out the wall when you are redecorating. well, here are two techniques i use all the time and usually work very well without destroying the complete wall!

How to Remove Rust from Nuts and Bolts.
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Coca Cola Rust Removal How To Remove Rust from a Car How To Remove Rust and Paint Off Chrome Just take some Diet or regular Coke, some foil, and scrub! A cheap and easy way to take rust and paint off chrome without having to take it anywhere but your backyard! A clever and easy do it yourself way to clean your chrome back to new! (Diet Coke works just as well as Coke. Diet Coke just isn’t sticky.) Coca-Cola quickly removes rust and pitting from Chrome plated parts. Remove Rust from Chrome in Seconds with Coke and If you need to remove rust from your car’s bumper, don’t buy expensive cleaners use Coca-Cola instead! In this video I try a trick using coke and aluminum foil to remove brake dust & rust on my girlfriend’s GMC Jimmy. You be the judge. Garage Talk – Coke / Aluminum Foil trick for rust Remove Rust from Chrome in Seconds with Coke and Quickly removes rust and pitting from Chrome plated parts.
ANY COLA WILL WORK even PEPSI, Diet Coke just isn’t sticky
WHY IT WORKS:The tiny bit of Phosphoric Acid in the COLA neutralizes the rust and turns it black. The Phosphoric Acid in COLA drinks give them their distinct tangy flavor. Yeah, it’s the phosphoric acid in Cola that neutralizes the rust. The foil is a mild abrasive and that helps but it is actually the oxidization of the aluminum that draws the rust off of the more dense chrome finish. When any two metals with atomic weights that differ a lot are given an electrolyte (such as the acid in coke) the heavier metal (by atomic weight, not necessarily density) will lose electrons, and pass them to the lighter weight metal. It essentially begins to de-ionize the heavier metal, making the molecules of the rusted parts (which are not as well adhered to the rest of the metal part) to break free and attach themselves to the aluminum A quick video demonstrating how effective Coca Cola can be when used as a rust remover. My 11 year old nephew came to visit me over Christmas. Let me just say, nothing is more fun for a tinkerer than to spend time with a young curious mind. Before he even got his clothes up to his room we went to the workbench where I presented him with a hammer, pliers, and a couple of screwdrivers for his exclusive use. We talked about tool safety and the rules of the house. Being 11 he sat quietly while I told him about keeping gates shut so the animals would not escape and that if he wanted to use a power tool to come get me so I could make sure he did not loose any fingers. As soon as I was done talking he quickly informed me that I had rusty tools and that coke takes off rust. (Did I mention that my wife kept telling me I had a mini-me all week). Being the man I am, I had to explore this new idea. I asked him if he ever tried it (he hadn’t as his mother doesn’t let him waste food), I asked him if her knew why it worked, and I asked him if he wanted to see if it would work. We began our research and figured the phosphoric acid in the soda ate the rust off, and to try it we devised a little experiment.
William and I rusted some nails and then sat out a cup of mountain dew, coke, apple cider vinegar, and some water as a control. Out hypothesis was the coke would do the best.
The next day we were surprised that the coke was one of the worse at taking off coke. Mountain dew does a lot better, but vinegar does the best job of the liquids tested. Upon further investigation we discovered that acids do take off rust, and that of the items tested the vinegar was the most acidic.
As a side benefit the vinegar leaves a thin protective coating on the metal to help prevent further oxidation. A warning is needed though — do this with something attached to aluminum and the vinegar may dissolve the aluminum Just take some Diet or regular Coke, some foil, and scrub! A cheap and easy way to take rust and paint off chrome without having to take it anywhere but your backyard! A clever and easy do it yourself way to clean your chrome back to new! (Diet Coke works just as well as Coke. Diet Coke just isn’t sticky.) How To Remove Rust from a Car
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