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| Forum topic by USCJeff | posted 583 days ago | 331 views | 0 times favorited | 7 replies | ![]() |
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583 days ago |
I was a genious and left my scroll saw in the trunk of my car for a long time and finally got it out to realize that the table was nearly covered in rust. I use a “Slip-It” (I think that’s the name) to treat my tablesaw every couple weeks and that does OK. I live in a humid area and my shop is in a garage so I have moisture issues. How would you all go about preventing rust? What product and how often works for you? Also, what is your procedure for removing rust from cast iron. I tried WD-40 and muscle power, but it didn’t do much. I only get in the shop once or twice a week at best, so I can’t treat the tools more frequently than that. Thanks. -- Jeff, South Carolina |
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