Re: Touch-up Paint & Rust

If you want to go the chemical route, just buy a liquid or gel rust
remover and some chrome polishing or restoring compound. That's
probably a but expensive for a uni, though.

You could also sand the rust off and then try a restoring compound.

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How deep is the rust? If it's superficial, some steel wool and a little
elbow grease will do the trick without gouging the metal; sandpaper can
leave more damage than it can fix often times... (okay, I'm incompetent
with sand paper). If you use sand paper, you'll have to follow with
wool or a polishing compound anyways to smooth things out. That is, if
you wanna keep your frame looking, um, "bling bling."

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