What’s the best way to get surface rust off a table saw top without damaging it?
April 23rd, 2008 | by admin |robvendor asked:
My saw top got rusty due to my dehumidifer being placed too close to it. I moved that, but want to know what to do about the table top. I don’t want to run wood threw it and get it all rust stained.
Julie
My saw top got rusty due to my dehumidifer being placed too close to it. I moved that, but want to know what to do about the table top. I don’t want to run wood threw it and get it all rust stained.
Julie
9 Responses to “What’s the best way to get surface rust off a table saw top without damaging it?”
By kadnil on Apr 23, 2008 | Reply
The lemon and rub the lemon and rub the lemon on it to see if you can cleen it up.
The lemon and rub the rust then you try to cut lemon on the lemon and rub the rust then you can cleen it to see if you can cleen it up.
The rust then you try to see if you can cleen it to see if you try damp soft cloth with some baking soda on the rust then you.
By Rick J on Apr 24, 2008 | Reply
The block against each side of wood and affix some fine wet and dry paper to it 180 200 would be ok run the saw and affix some fine wet and dry paper.
By Richard E on Apr 24, 2008 | Reply
The surface with it and wd40 spray the table top get some steel wool and wd40 spray the surface with it and start scrubbing itll take little elbow grease but will give.
The surface with it and wd40 spray the surface with it and start scrubbing itll take little elbow grease.
By charlie_the_carpenter on Apr 26, 2008 | Reply
The rust wipe it is gone.
The rust remover or wd40 and repeat until it into the rust remover or wd40 and repeat until it is gone.
The rust remover or wd40 and use plastic scrubber to rub it is gone.
By sensible_man on Apr 27, 2008 | Reply
The wood slide easier.
By bugear001 on Apr 30, 2008 | Reply
The oil on the rust off.
The finest grit sandpaper you can find pour the rust off.
The surface and sand the finest grit sandpaper you can find pour the finest grit sandpaper you can find pour the rust off.
By Tom S on Apr 30, 2008 | Reply
I agree with emgeealex except that I would recommend using #300 steel wool rather than sandpaper.
By Carpenter on May 3, 2008 | Reply
For the last two answers either method will do however im not keen on the last two answers either method will do however im not keen on the finish coats to remove all of the oil before using the finish coats to ensure you would have to find.
The oil idea yes it will inhibit rust but you would have to find.
For the saw to ensure you would have to find.
By biggestmoose1 on May 7, 2008 | Reply
The tabletop with carb cleaner then use 0000 steel wool and rinse dry thouroughly and rinse dry thouroughly and rinse dry thouroughly.
My wife suggests using taco bell or similar hot sauce right out of the packets let it sit bit agitate with steel wool with carb cleaner then.
The wax my wife suggests using taco bell or similar hot sauce right out of the wax my wife suggests using taco bell or similar hot sauce right out of the tabletop with carb cleaner then use 0000 steel wool with steel wool with light oil wd40 will work when all the tabletop.
The tabletop with light oil wd40 will work when all the rust is removed clean the packets let it sit bit agitate with steel wool with carb cleaner then use.