Fixing rust on a frame

You can buy rust remover and it'll remove the rust. I've heard of paints
that when aplied remove rust and leave an undercoat ready for painting.

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just goes to show that you have no culinary heritage 🙂

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the most long lasting way will be to replace the spokes with UDC
stainless steel spokes, problem solved for ever. Cleaning and laquering
the spokes will work for a while, but their natural movement on each
other as you ride will wear the laquer away at crossing points and rust
will form again. The same goes for paint, although whatever KH uses
seems to hold up well.

For the frame, if it's chrome you will either need to remove all the
chrome or apply a special non-ferous metal primer, automotive paint is
designed for steel and will not adhere well to chrome.

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i have heard that u can pour some coke on the rust and the rust will
disappear 🙂

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