What can i use to get rid of the rust on my barbell? Would

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>>35577827
>his barbell is getting lighter by the day
>his gains are actually rusting aeay
>he thinks he's going to make it

>>35577827
Cum works good

>>35577951
>>35578149
hate

>>35577827
you and use tool oil to protect from rust but it will make them slippery.

I just ignore the rust and keep lifting.

>>35577827
Any rust cleaner should work to be honest familia. Check your hardware store, someone there might even know something that works well.

>>35577827
Lime away worked great at removing the lime from my barbell

Bleach first coat
The ammonia

Repeat untill the bar is clean

A wire brush and nothing else

>>35577827
TIDEWRECKED

>>35577951
For the same quantity of iron rust is actually three times heavier than iron.

Don't take the rust off op, your gains will reach unparalleled levels.

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>>35577827

Make sure you wipe away all the leftover steel fibers with a cloth though.

Perhaps you should lift more often if your bar is rusting through disuse

I like a little rust on my bar and plates --- feels more hardcore somehow

If it's crusty, hit it with a wire brush or coarse steel wool. Naval jelly (phosphoric acid paste, get it at Home Depot or similar) will dissolve the rest. Make sure to oil or otherwise protect the clean surface or it'll just rust again immediately.