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| I am looking to sell an old set of golf clubs and some of the clubs have a bit of surface rust. I have tried scrubbing with soap and water etc but this not really removed the rusts so I probably need a more powerful cleaning agent to remove the rust, does anyone know what products will remove the rust but not damage the clubs?
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You could try that universal, all powerful cleaning agent - that's Coke!
Just don't leave them soaking for very long.
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| Most irons are made of stainless steel or similar. A good stainless steel metal polish usually works for me. For tough stains use a non-metal scourer. Both items can be picked up at Big W.
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Does Coke really work? telescope
Haven't tried it before.
The only one I've heard of is coke can dissolve a whole tooth!
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coke doesn't work - Mythbusters disproved that myth.
Try petrol. As a young un, we used to whinge about rust on our BMX, so Dad told us to get a cloth, and soak it in fuel, then rub on the rust. it got rid of the surface rust fairly easily. Just try not to breathe too hard
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