How to fix this pls. Also, general home gym maintenance thread

sandpaper it then put a colour shild on it

best way would be to sand blast it then get it sprayed but I dont see why it will work perfectly just the way it is


>>37497765

wouldnt work

>>37497242
soak the rusty part in an acidic solution (vinegar,lemon if you dont have access to real chemicals) for an hour and then sandpaper it.worked on my dumbbells.

>>37497242
>but I dont see why it will work perfectly just the way it is
nice way to get a tetanus infection from deadlifting.you're ignorant af if you cant see why one would want to remove excessive rust from a barbell that scrapes your skin on so many exercises.

Wipe down with PCB etchant from radio shack, then go after it with steel wool or scotchbrite pads. It'll look a lot nicer than with sandpaper

>>37497926
>tetanus
>being an actual issue in a first world country
How does it feel to be on the level of pajeets, amerilard?

>>37497846
Cheers man, any idea how I'd go about soaking my barbell in it?

>>37498197
>>37497794

Cheers m8, will try

>>37498197
That's fucking stupid. Ferric chloride won't react with iron. It's already ferric. Plus radio shack is dead.

>>37498310
Soak vinegar in a paper towel then wrap paper towel around bar. Use rubber bands if you have to.

Sauce: hints from heloise

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>>37497242
Wire brush. It worked for me.

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Soak a rag in CLR and let it sit there for a while. Take it off and rinse the bar.
Most of it should've come off but you can use a wire brush to get the rest

>>37497242

YALL MOTHERFUCKERS NEED BRASSO

>>37497926
>tetanus
>from a surface scape
Anon...