Need help identifying rusty object?
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trikikiwi
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I'm with creskol 
I think we can negate a drawer pull at least, by it's size.
Mike
I think we can negate a drawer pull at least, by it's size.
Mike
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Is there also a hole in the small end?
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You might try this.
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Good video BUT dont forget to do this outside, NOT in the house or enclosed garage. 
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bell clapper
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