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Cleaning Cast Iron/Porcelain Surfaces
I recently "rescued" an old Cast Iron Stove that was stored in an old barn at a farmhouse. The stove belonged to my wife's Grandmother and I brought it home for her to be able to enjoy. We placed it outside and want to restore it as much as possible. I am not sure how to clean the cast iron or the porcelain surfaces, any ideas?
Abel AlmanzaHOBBYIST - Yuma, Arizona
2004
2004
If you want to save any remains of old original finish then use oil based rust remover (
WD-40
⇦this on
eBay
or
Amazon [affil links]
or any similar proprietary product). Process is slow but safe. If you want to renew your kiln then you can use 5% citric acid
⇦this on
eBay
or
Amazon [affil links] solution gelled with cellulose based wallpaper glue(or any proprietary product).
Good luck!
- Cerovski vrh Croatia
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