Re: Rust Removal?

Posted by redforlife on February 19, 2022 at 06:54:48 from (174.210.130.228):

In Reply to: Rust Removal? posted by 1370rod on February 19, 2022 at 05:45:54:

Since you said (restoring), I'm presuming you are prepping the entire thing for paint. And I recommend sand blasting. If mollboards are shiney shiney from use, I'd advise leaving them alone and coat with a layer of grease. If not, clean those up too. If this will be for use, I recommend not painting the plowing surfaces. If for show and not going to hit the dirt again,, just paint the whole thing.

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