remove "rust" from RC parts
#1
remove "rust" from RC parts
How long can/may/should I put parts with rust* on them in Coka Cola? Can I just leave them overnight, or better leave them just a couple of hours?
Or is it better to put them in WD40? I thought treating them with WD40 is after you removed the rust from them?
* yeah, it's not really rust, because the parts are aluminium and they obviously don't rust, but there is some kind of orangy rusty material on the parts ...
Or is it better to put them in WD40? I thought treating them with WD40 is after you removed the rust from them?
* yeah, it's not really rust, because the parts are aluminium and they obviously don't rust, but there is some kind of orangy rusty material on the parts ...
#2
Anyone?
#4
Tried leaving them in Coca-cola for a night and a day, and it's better now, but there is still some "rust" to be seen... (digital camera is broken, and cellphone takes louzy pics)
Does anyone else have another idea, or should I just buy the parts new?
Does anyone else have another idea, or should I just buy the parts new?
#5
Tech Champion
Some sort of metal polish is your best bet...like Mothers or something like that. Likely if you are getting a reddish or orangish coating it is probably coming from a nearby steel part. If it is a dog bone or drive shaft of some sort it could be coming from the steel drive pin.