stain removal
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trouttracker
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stain removal
what can be used to remove rust stains from lures
Re: stain removal
Did you try CLR?
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krgrtxaggie
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Re: stain removal
Vinegar maybe? I know it will dissolve most rust from most metal and isn't too difficult to handle.
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gonefishin
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Re: stain removal
Soft toothbrush and baking soda, a little white vinegar too. I carry a separate box for lures I use and then they are the only ones I have to rinse after my trip
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onelastcast03
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Re: stain removal
has worked for me for the most part "Mr Clean Magic Eraser". No joke.
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jrodriguez21
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Re: stain removal
+1 on white vinegar and Magic Eraser (works wonders on boat deck too)
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CoastieCulture
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Re: stain removal
jrodriguez21 wrote:+1 on white vinegar and Magic Eraser (works wonders on boat deck too)
That's some serious clouds forming in your profile pic
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gonefishin
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Re: stain removal
Does the magic eraser leave a scent on the lure? Just wondering, as I know vinegar does. Maybe best just to pick up a new lure. If it's just a little rust the baking soda works without leaving a scent