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John - If they are just regular parts and not rare/special, I'd
probably just replace them. Since they rusted once, unless
treated/painted well, they will rust again.<br>
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That said, I do have a thrifty side too. I cleaned some special
bolts with a wire wheel in a bench grinder. Wrap the finger tips of
your gloves in masking tape to make them last a little longer. As
cheap as I was, I still replaced the washers and nuts. I they spray
painted them. You can also replate with kits from various sources,
but that was too much effort for my situation.<br>
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Brian<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/22/2017 10:26 AM, john niolon
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<div>I’ve got a handful of small (1/4”) carriage bolts, nuts
and washers that are rusty... wondering best way to clean
them up... thought about electrolysis but I thought all the
parts needed to be touching the electrode (could be
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<div>thanks</div>
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