I went with the EEZOX and it worked great. The spot was very very little so I am glad I caught it when I did. You can't even tell it was ever there.
Thanks for all of the suggestions.
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- Thu May 03, 2018 7:37 pm
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- Topic: Best Results In Cleaning Rust
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- Tue May 01, 2018 1:14 pm
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Re: Best Results In Cleaning Rust
That is what I failed to do. Something I don’t shoot on a regular basis just sets in the safe.Grundy1133 wrote:Alright thanks. I do a quick wipe down with an oily rag at the end of every day. (and I field strip and clean it about once a month) I hope that'll keep my gun from rusting.Pawpaw wrote:For small rust spots, no... unless you use steel wool.Grundy1133 wrote:So if you have a rust spot and you use gun oil or hoppes to remove it, do you need to re-blue that area?
- Mon Apr 30, 2018 5:55 pm
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Best Results In Cleaning Rust
I have a S&W Model 36 no dash. It has been setting in the box with Smith's "oil paper." I just noticed there is a small spot of rust on the cylinder .
Question comes as to what you use to clean the rust and try to prevent it from becoming worse? Have read some good things on EEZOX, but wanted to get some opinions.
Question comes as to what you use to clean the rust and try to prevent it from becoming worse? Have read some good things on EEZOX, but wanted to get some opinions.