How to Remove Rust on Electrolytic Chrome
Chrome is a metal used for industrial purposes. Electrolytic chrome has gone through the process of electrolysis, which means that the chrome has electrically charged particles. For manufacturing purposes, there are many ways to use electrolytic chrome, such as plating for steel. Since chrome is a metal, it is subject to rusting when it comes into contact with moisture. Removing rust from chrome is simple if you follow a few important steps. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Scrub away the rust. Use a scrubbing pad to scrub the rust off of the chrome. Use elbow grease on the rust that is difficult to remove.
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Make a rust removing paste by mixing 1 part lemon juice with 2 parts borax acid in a bowl. Let the paste thicken, then use a paper towel to apply the paste to the chrome. Wait 15 minutes for the pastes to seep into the rust, and then scrub off the rust with a scrubbing pad. Wipe the chrome with a damp paper towel before wiping the area dry.
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Apply rust remover. Buy a rust remover like Rust Off or CLR Calcium, Lime and Rust Remover from a home improvement center. Put on a pair of gloves before applying a small amount of rust remover to a paper towel. Wipe the paper towel on the rusted areas of the chrome and let the rust remover stand for 10 minutes. Use a scrubbing pad to scrub off the rust. Clean the area with a paper towel, then dry the area.
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