- 1). Rub down lightly-rusted tools thoroughly with rust eraser pads, which are available at hardware and home improvement stores. Wipe away any dust with a clean shop cloth before putting them away.
- 2). Spray rusted tools with a penetrating lubricant. Make sure that all rust spots are covered. Go over the spots with a plastic scrubber. This technique works well on tools that are just a little too rusted for a rust eraser pad.
- 3). Fill a basin or bucket with a liquid chelating solution that is designed specifically for rust removal of tools. Place the rusted tools in the solution. Soak the tools according to the manufacturer's instructions, which can range two hours to overnight. Rinse the tools with warm water and dry completely before storing them.
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