Rust remover how to remove rusts and slight scrathes?

Scrape off the rust, using a wire brush or scrubbing pad. This technique removes small rust. GM MDI
Apply a rust remover, using a steel wool pad or paper towel. Rub the rust remover into the rust.
Wait 10 minutes for the rust remover to work. Most rust removers contain hydrochloric acid, oxalic acid or other strong acids that dissolve rust.
Clean away the rust remover and the rust with paper towels. Dampen a paper towel, and wipe the areas, again.
Paint on a primer with a paint brush. Let the primer dry. The automotive primers offer protection against rust.
Use touch-up paint that is the same color as the Ford Galaxie. Apply it to all areas that are missing paint. Let the paint dry, before driving the car.

Suggest naval jelly. It will damage the paint that it touches but will remove the rust. Apply according to the directions on the bottle.

Rust can be removed by using a good stainless steel rust remover that is organic and dos not harm the metal. Rust on stainless steel should never be scrapped off. This may cause scratches on the surface and thus spoil the look of the metal.

Use a metal brush to remove the rust, once removes youshould clean it and then treat it with some all-weather metal protector.

This happened to me:

I used a gel rust remover with an electric pad sander (3 times - with a medium course paper the first 2 times, and then a finer course paper the 3rd time). It smoothed and cleaned it up pretty darn good, but there was still a slight red discoloration to the metal. So, we just kind of line the hopper with heavy duty aluminum foil and line over that with 2 clean plastic food grade bags. Also, now as part of maintenance/cleaning after use, we use a little spray rust remover at the beginning of the cleaning process. This should help prevent any more rust and might even help dull that red discoloration after a while.

Good luck.

Hi, this means that the pistons of your front brake are not recovering properly.
If you feel confortabe with that job, you must remove brake caliper , then remove cilinders and all the protection rubber and sealing rings. Give the cilinders a good cleaning (check for scrathes or rust) replace sealers and reasemble all. Change the brake fluid and purge the circuit properly
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mcdevito 75 here, Most parts stores carry a rust remover solution, or you can remove the rust by hand, after rust removal you can apply rust inhibitor also available at the parts store.

If you paint over the rust the paint will not last long and the body will keep getting eroded over a period.Therefore remove first the rust. Apply anti-rust coating and then paint.

You need to remove all of the rust with a grinder then a wire wheel. Treat the rust with rust with a rust coating this will turn it black. Visit your local FinishMaster store and get the right code of paint, these guys are great and will steer u in the right direction