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Rust on remote control

Bob Z · 2009-10-01 01:38:37

is there any way to get rid of the rust on a remote control springs?

01-10-2009 1:38am

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Bob Z

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is there any way to get rid of the rust on a remote control springs?

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#2 01-10-2009 2:02am

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Oil.

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#3 01-10-2009 2:03am

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Or ignore it. Either way, I doubt it will affect the quality of your life.

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#4 01-10-2009 2:54am

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starbelgrade wrote: »

Or ignore it. Either way, I doubt it will affect the quality of your life.

Probably not in the grand scheme of things but i would like to get it working again

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#5 01-10-2009 7:19pm

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WD-40 and a small steel brush? Just a bit.

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#6 02-10-2009 2:24pm

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if you can remove the springs, soak them in coke for the night then dry them off. as above WD 40 is great.

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