I also agree with, Bob. I bet you can clean the tools up and I am looking forward to seeing them during that GTG coming up where we hope to meet you and the new car.That's great news -- after your arduous search.
Re: #2 rusty tools. You could try naval jelly, soaking with WD-40, wire brush, etc, etc. And when you get them cleaned up and looking new -- you'll have a feeling of true pride. Good luck.
That's great news -- after your arduous search.
Re: #2 rusty tools. You could try naval jelly, soaking with WD-40, wire brush, etc, etc. And when you get them cleaned up and looking new -- you'll have a feeling of true pride. Good luck.
Thanks alot!! I am REALLY looking forward to EVERYTHING! Can't wait until Monday! The hours are ticking by so slow! 1 minute seems to take a year to pass!First off, I want to say congratulations on the new member of the family. I liked the looks of the siver from the time you posted the pics originally.
I also agree with, Bob. I bet you can clean the tools up and I am looking forward to seeing them during that GTG coming up where we hope to meet you and the new car.
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Take em somewhere and have them sandblasted then paint or powder coat them. or you could leave them rusty, not like your going to be using them muchThanks! I didn't know you could repair rusty tools! I thought that once it was rusted, it was replacement time. I'll look into that some more!
