I foudn a double ringer Diamond Duluth horseshoe! Please help me w/ restroration!

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Good Find! :icon_thumright:
I found a large shoe recently, and all I did was wire-brush-it, I'm not picky.
Then soak it again in vinegar another week - or use Naval Jelly.
Or electrolysis method...,
Whatever, dry it real well, then treat it with a sealant.
I have used paint; oil; but, Renaissance Wax that museums universities use,
apparently is the best.
So, you just need to get the rust off and seal it.
 

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Great info on how to restore it. Glad to see your appreciation for history. Show a pic when it finished Im sure it will turn out awesome...........Tommy
 

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Very cool relic, congrats! :occasion14:
 

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