I used Naval Jelly to remove the heavier rust. Then I used WD-40 with some 400 grit sandpaper.
In this pic I have a layer of WD-40 floating on the top. I figure I'd let it sit like that until I get back to it.
I used Naval Jelly to remove the heavier rust. Then I used WD-40 with some 400 grit sandpaper.
In this pic I have a layer of WD-40 floating on the top. I figure I'd let it sit like that until I get back to it.
Here's my next attempt at cleaning up the top of my TS.
I used more Naval Jelly and heavier automotive sandpaper (180 grit).
After rinsing off the Naval Jelly, I followed up with lots of WD-40 and Scotchbrite pads.
I'm happier with these results. I just have some spots(at the back), that are stubborn. I'm going to finish with some Rust Free. I'm in no rush though, at least now I can use the saw.
Here's my next attempt at cleaning up the top of my TS.
I used more Naval Jelly and heavier automotive sandpaper (180 grit).
After rinsing off the Naval Jelly, I followed up with lots of WD-40 and Scotchbrite pads.
I'm happier with these results. I just have some spots(at the back), that are stubborn. I'm going to finish with some Rust Free. I'm in no rush though, at least now I can use the saw.
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