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how do i remove rust from fabric??

Discussion in 'Interior City' started by ol skewl 67, Nov 30, 2005.

  1. ol skewl 67

    ol skewl 67 Well-Known Member

    my seat belts, the actual belt itself, as well as other parts of fabric have rust on them. is there a cleaner out on the market where i can remove the rust from the fabric and make them "like new" again?
     
    ol skewl 67, Nov 30, 2005
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  2. Madcat455

    Madcat455 Need..more... AMMO!!!

    In the Laundry section of your local grocery store, there is a product called "wink... or Whink"... something like that(little brown squirt bottle). Works great at getting rust off of clothing without any damage. I've used it for years with no bad results.... although, I've never tried it on auto stuff though... can't be that different.

    Just squirt it on the rusted area, and rinse it with water (you might want to remove the belts and do it in your sink...LOL). Bad areas might need some scrubbing (old tooth brush works great) though. Just make sure you dry them with a hair dryer so they don't rust from the water again :pp
     
    Madcat455, Nov 30, 2005
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  3. ol skewl 67

    ol skewl 67 Well-Known Member

    thanks bro! im going to give it a shot. let you know if it works
     
    ol skewl 67, Dec 2, 2005
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  4. angmonique

    angmonique Well-Known Member

    Awsome

    there is this stuff you can get at your local dollar store called awsome it works on all kinds of **** even to clean you motor it even takes out mold stains.
     
    angmonique, Dec 2, 2005
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