Rust stains on concrete ect...
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Rust stains on concrete ect...
My well water for sprinkling is a bit on the rusty side . Do any of you know of a good product for removing the stains . I already googled it & the results were inconclusive ...
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Pretty bad, I did a lot of grinding when I was welding on the truck, that went on for a while, the rains sank it in pretty good.
They also have a product called CLR, calcium, rust,lime that does good in my tub,we have a well that leaves rust stains too, never tried it outside though.
They also have a product called CLR, calcium, rust,lime that does good in my tub,we have a well that leaves rust stains too, never tried it outside though.
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yeah, that only works on glazed surfaces.
pour a cap full in a soda bottle, and stick a piece of tin foil in it. screw the cap on tight, and throw it. run like hell. Kaboom!!!!
pour a cap full in a soda bottle, and stick a piece of tin foil in it. screw the cap on tight, and throw it. run like hell. Kaboom!!!!
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Try a poultice of Oxalic acid.
http://www.ehow.com/info_8478446_oxa...-concrete.html
You can find this powder in the paint store sold as "Savogran wood bleach" or "Rainbow" oxalic acid.
http://www.empireblended.com/images/oxalic-acid.pdf
It will come in a white plastic tub, or a blue cardbaord box respectively .
This changes the iron to a transparent ion and won't eat the cement.
http://www.ehow.com/info_8478446_oxa...-concrete.html
You can find this powder in the paint store sold as "Savogran wood bleach" or "Rainbow" oxalic acid.
http://www.empireblended.com/images/oxalic-acid.pdf
It will come in a white plastic tub, or a blue cardbaord box respectively .
This changes the iron to a transparent ion and won't eat the cement.
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