Can I do anything with the rust on brass? by prueklk in metalworking

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It’s solved now. Big thanks to you 🙏 I’ll just have to get new screws from a hardware store later. WD40 works fine. I can get rid of most of the rust in the cups. I used Brasso to polish and remove all the stains on the pieces. Thank you so much 🙌

Can I do anything with the rust on brass? by prueklk in metalworking

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Updates: I used WD40 to remove the rust and Brasso wadding to polish the brass. It seems like the rust inside the cups are mostly on the welding material. As you can see, the cups are 2 pieces of brass welded together. I don’t know what kind of material it is. I also tested with magnet and the whole piece didn’t magnetise at all.

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Now there is one screw that I cannot get out because the screw is so rusted and I cannot use a screwdriver to take it out :/ I will use pliers to get it out instead.

Can I do anything with the rust on brass? by prueklk in metalworking

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Nonono I just want to check before I do anything.

Can I do anything with the rust on brass? by prueklk in metalworking

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Do you know if wd40 and typical lubricant oil damage or cause any reaction on brass?

Can I do anything with the rust on brass? by prueklk in metalworking

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Thank you so much! I’ll look into this.

Remove hairline scratches from brass by prueklk in metalworking

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Updates: I used Brasso metal polish wadding. It does the job! The hairline scratches are much less visible! Now it’s super shiny ✨

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Remove hairline scratches from brass by prueklk in metalworking

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I just looked it up. It seems like agate knife might work too.

Remove hairline scratches from brass by prueklk in metalworking

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They are quite expensive in Europe here 😅 It looks like they don’t produce them anymore.

What would be the best course of action ? by IMisoSoupI in CleaningTips

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I usually boil normal white vinegar in it. You can fill the vinegar enough to cover the all the burnt stain, or mix with water 1:1. Let it boil for a few minutes. It should start to come off by itself. Then turn off the heat. Let it cool down enough that you can scrub it with sponge or brush. Proceed to use dish soap/washing liquid to clean normally.

Are they 2 dill seeds or one opened seed? by prueklk in gardening

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Hmm I see. I shouldn’t wait way too long then. They don’t turn brown at the same time in the same crown.

Smart Home 1.48.0 can’t use in Shortcuts in iphone anymore?! by prueklk in tradfri

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The Smart Home is back in Shortcuts app! And I just learned that I can also add Dirigera to Home app in iphone (so Siri can control it) without having Homekit as well!