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We just got our Bird back from the shop and we discovered that there is a light rust on the steel braid. Does anyone have any ideas on how to remove this rust safely? Everything we tried didn't seem to work. Thanks.
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Chrome polish. SOS pad. Must be chromed steel. SS wouldn't rust.
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some 'low' grade ss rusts....seen it before...have you tried CLR?
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Thanks. Someone we met told us to try 0000 steel wool. We did and it worked great.
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ahhh....I would`nt use steel wool....it will leave tiny little pieces of steel and will rust...you should use copper wool,for stuff like that , wont rust...be sure to 'rinse' of all the steel particles if you ...if it rusts again ,you know you didnt get all the steel wool off....
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