kman16jr

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Hey guys was just wondering is there an easy way to do this?Please let me know as i am rebuilding an st-rr i just picked.There is some light rust on the axles and don't feeling like scratching them to pieces.I was thinking oven cleaner but if there is any other suggestions please let me know.

XXXDad

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I use Brillo and WD-40 !

kaptain crash

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[QUOTE=kman16jr;8360536]Hey guys was just wondering is there an easy way to do this?Please let me know as i am rebuilding an st-rr i just picked.There is some light rust on the axles and don't feeling like scratching them to pieces.I was thinking oven cleaner but if there is any other suggestions please let me know.[/QUOT

just keep wd-40 them they will be ok.

kman16jr

iTrader: (56)

do the axles get scratched or do they come out as shiny as they were new?I have a kyosho st-rr with the solid cromoly universals and just don't scratch them.

shanem121

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I have had good luck using WD-40.

kman16jr

iTrader: (56)

has anyone tried easy off oven cleaner?

Jon Moore

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Eagle Products makes NEVR-DULL.... It removes rust easily and polishes. Very cool stuff.

kman16jr

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hey how much will that cost and where can i get it?

rokitman

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I think I have seen it at my local hardware store. Oven cleaner not a good idea.

I use wd40 and cheesecloth.

kaptain crash

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YES...Jon adds that to his bath water too.....gotcha! its all in fun.

Jon Moore

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Are you asking me? NEVR-DULL is $5-$10... but a can will last YEARS! It's like a cotton wadding stuff. You can even use it, put it back in the can and re-use it.

Any good auto parts store will carry it.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...word=nevr+dull

Jon Moore

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Nah... but after I shave my head, I use it on my scalp. It blinds people on the drivers stand.

rokitman

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I got that covered....lol

brandundecided

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Just use a high grit sand paper like 2000 or higher. the paper is so fin that you cant see any scratches, think of it like this sand paper this high is the final step ona freshly painted car

hogmansp

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I use orange sented furniture polish and cheese cloth. Cleans well and nothing sticks to it when your done. I spray everything down on the car with it and blow it off with air.