stubborn stains on iron
stubborn stains on iron
Out, damned spot! out, I say!
-Lady Macbeth
This is from an FC, but I figure since the first gen section is where people get 12As from shipwrecks running, it's better to post here.
Got this rear iron off eBay for cheap, looks good, except I can't get these oil stains off the face. It's been soaking face down (on rags and a sponge) in a bin of mineral spirits for a week and they won't budge with scotchbrite pad!
Would soaking it in Berryman carb cleaner do any good?
-Lady Macbeth
This is from an FC, but I figure since the first gen section is where people get 12As from shipwrecks running, it's better to post here.
Got this rear iron off eBay for cheap, looks good, except I can't get these oil stains off the face. It's been soaking face down (on rags and a sponge) in a bin of mineral spirits for a week and they won't budge with scotchbrite pad!
Would soaking it in Berryman carb cleaner do any good?
Those stains are common. Some are caused by running hot, others by rust. If the surface is smooth and non-porous, don't worry about it. The only way to remove them is is to have the irons lapped and re-nitritred. Definitely not worth the effort.
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