Rust on cement path. - BoatingABC.com

Your On-Line Port'o'Call

You are not logged in. [Log In] BoatingABC.com » Forums » Miscellaneous Non-Boating Topics » Truly Miscellaneous » Rust on cement path.

Topic Options

Rate This Topic

#423982 - 07/23/08 08:24 PM Rust on cement path.
That English Guy One day I'll be King! Admiral Registered: 02/10/06 Posts: 2508 Loc: Rochester, MN	I have some nasty looking rust spots our cement path from the iron bench we have. I tried CLR a few years ago without any success. Any suggestions on how to get rid of them would be appreciated. Thanks. _________________________ Legal Alien livin' the American dream baby! 2005 Larson Senza 186, 5.0 V8
Top

Sponsered Ad

#423993 - 07/23/08 08:56 PM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: That English Guy]
Parrott_head Admiral of Vice Admiral Registered: 01/26/03 Posts: 4205	Try using a laundry product called Whink. _________________________ '02 Four Winns 234 Funship. 280 HP V-P DuoProp '05 F250 CrewCab 6.0 PowerStroke '98 Neutered Male Siamese jacked up on catnip (will give to good home) "Hey, if I'm a Vice Admiral, which vice do I get to claim?"
Top

#424011 - 07/23/08 11:11 PM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: Parrott_head]
Frantically Relaxing Never get out of the boat Admiral Registered: 02/07/03 Posts: 6397	"The Works" toilet bowl cleaner (Walmart) might do it, or muriatic acid... _________________________ Yes, YOU are unique. Just like everyone else. . . . . . . . 1988 Skipperliner Custom 53x14 . . . . . . . . . .2007 Bayliner 175BR . . . .
Top

#424066 - 07/24/08 07:40 AM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: Frantically Relaxing]
WaterMutt Bilge Rat Admiral Registered: 01/14/04 Posts: 10215 Loc: Massachusetts	Try RedOut. _________________________ "That's my boat..." -Forest Gump
Top

#424140 - 07/24/08 01:11 PM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: WaterMutt]
Bowline What's higher than Admiral Registered: 01/14/03 Posts: 4285 Loc: Kansas City, MO	I hear that Visine "gets the red out." But, rust never sleeps. Seriously though, how about lime away. It's supposed to work on rust spots. Don't know how well on cement though. _________________________ 2001 Cobalt 206, 280hp V/P DP 2003 Toyota 4-Runner Ltd
Top

#424146 - 07/24/08 01:26 PM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: Bowline]
WaterWing Admiral Registered: 01/15/03 Posts: 3508 Loc: Chicago	Blast it with a powerwasher _________________________ 2001 Larson SEi-230 5.7 Merc/Alpha1 Picture
Top

#424345 - 07/25/08 09:45 AM Re: Rust on cement path. [Re: WaterWing]
bradyf capt. obvious Admiral Registered: 03/13/04 Posts: 2500 Loc: lakeville, mn	Originally Posted By: WaterWing Blast it with a powerwasher yep, and a detergent solution. or you could break up the concrete and start over.. _________________________
Top

View All Topics

Moderator: Admin, Finger Lakes Boater, Opus

Google Search

5 registered (Admin, D-Rod, JimmyP, vyborny1, Wet Doggg), 6 Guests and 4 Spiders online.

Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod

Newest Members

termlk, garry454, Bob246, ntx377, sinking
4075 Registered Users

December
Su	M	Tu	W	Th	F	Sa
	1	2	3	4	5	6
7	8	9	10	11	12	13
14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24	25	26	27
28	29	30	31

New Topics

Speaking of Home Entertainment...
by deepv
Today at 09:45 AM

Trans Siberian Orchestra in concert!
by Parrott_head
Yesterday at 08:03 PM

How can I upload a homemade DVD to Photobucket?
by tglee
Yesterday at 05:52 PM

Tips on hanging Christmas lights
by firecadet613
Yesterday at 05:36 PM

Propane Heater Boat Fire
by Budds Outlet
Yesterday at 12:50 PM

Sick of people stealing my stuff!!!
by cny boater
Yesterday at 09:47 AM

Advertising aimed at children...
by Frantically Relaxing
Yesterday at 09:33 AM

How do I idiot proof Home entertainment system
by Justification
Yesterday at 08:42 AM

Speaking of frying things
by Frantically Relaxing
11/29/08 05:32 PM

Did I fry it?
by Nu2BoatN
11/29/08 10:29 AM

Forum Stats

4075 Members
26 Forums
29707 Topics
445730 Posts

Max Online: 162 @ 04/30/07 11:57 AM