How do I remove old corrosion of of items that I fiind at the Beach.

cudamark

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A lot will depend on the item. For rusty steel or iron, I like Evaporust. Clad coin, a tumbler filled with gravel, detergent, and vinegar. Some other items, electrolysis works good. Check out the "How to clean and Preserve Finds" section here on Tnet.
 

vpnavy

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Welcome aboard! I am sure a member will jump in shortly with a few suggestions for cleaning up that puppy. In the meantime (if you haven't already) take a look at Sub-Forums: Florida for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.
 

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Here is pic before I soaked in Apple Cider Vinegar.


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Welcome from Birmingham, Alabama and happy hunting to you. Be sure to share your cool finds as well as the things that you learn.
 

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