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Casey McGarr
15 years ago

Gerald,

I’ll give it a try.

What website do you order from or do you purchase the Rust Bomb local?

I checked in my area and they don’t sell it retail.

Casey

Gerald Lange
15 years ago

Laurie

Thanks for your reply. One thing that I should add is that after you remove the Rust Bomb, apply their rust inhibitor, Rust Bandit. When that dries, rub on the Lemon Pledge. Orison sells both a water-based rust inhibitor, Rust Bandit, and an oil-based rust inhibitor, CP-90. The latter is a great substitute for WD-40 as it not only displaces water, it prevents rust from occurring, AND, it lubricates. Unlike WD-40, this stuff literally sticks around.

I have a carrier sheet for my photopolymer platemaker and it started getting rusty, so I used the Rust Bomb, followed by Rust Bandit (yes, even though it would be submerged, I used the water-based inhibitor), followed by Lemon Pledge as a seal. Nine months now, no rust.

Orison makes a great line of products.

Gerald

Gerald Lange
15 years ago

Laurie

Apologies to Casey but Rust Bomb is THE way to go. Followed by a spray of Lemon Pledge. Best for all press beds, paper cutters, et al. No abrasion, no staining. Non hazardous, sewerable. Same folks who supply Evapo-Rust. Fantasic product line, and no bullshit.

Gerald
http://BielerPress.blogspot.com

Casey McGarr
15 years ago

I use Loctite Naval Jelly. Then put a a good coat of oil for complete coverage, then whip it down real good so there is only a thin layer.

Paul Moxon, Moderator
15 years ago

I prefer WD40 and a kitchen scouring pad (Scotch Brite).

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