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   Jeff_J._Buck | Mar 31, 2000 07:06am | #1

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   W D 4 0 Jeff

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   Ben_Thompson | Mar 31, 2000 09:05am | #2

   *Demolition work. It's billable and if you are using a smooth peen, it'll take care of that problem as well.

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   Larry_"The_Home_Hack" | Apr 02, 2000 05:33pm | #3

   *DM, Try Navel Jelly. Works good on ferous metal rust. Just follow the directions. Once you have the rust removed, apply a coat of car wax. I did this in England and with regular reapplication my tools didn't rust. I grew up in Michigan and can honestly say that England has a much harsher climate on tools.

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   CHARLES_CHRISTENSEN | Apr 04, 2000 09:05pm | #4

   *Get your tools out of the unheated and drafty garage or shack and into the house. Or, heat your workshop. Create a comfortable environment and put a coat of non-silicone wax on them.

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   steve_jarvie | May 25, 2000 04:13am | #5

   *wanna keep rust off your tools?USE 'EM.Otherwise, plain old paste wax will do the job fine.Michigan carp.

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   G_Gordon_Liddy | May 25, 2000 04:47am | #6

   *I agree. Get off your butt and use them. They're not for show, but work. b G

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   Dustmonkey | May 25, 2000 04:47am | #7

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   Any products available that remove rust effectively from hand tools? Here in Michigan, the climate can reek havoc with surface rust overnight. I've used steel wool and abrasive combination only to have rust return with equal zeal. Maybe I'm too fussy but I can't stand to use a rusty hammer.
   Regards, DM