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Cleaning Antique Hardware With Vinegar. Let the hardware sit in the vinegar until the paint. I put my metal pieces in a shallow dish, covered them with vinegar, and let them sit for a couple more hours on my deck. To strip paint from door hardware using vinegar: You can also make your own metal cleaner using baking soda and vinegar; Cleaning hardware with vinegar can help remove stubborn rust and tarnish. Be careful, it really foams up! Simply soak the affected areas in vinegar overnight and then. Heat 1 cup of white vinegar with 1 cup of water in a pot on a stove. Add a few tablespoons of vinegar to the water too. It's not as effective but will work in situations where you. Add a tablespoon of comet or baking soda into the boiling pot of your yummy 50 year old greasy grime. Pour the heated mixture into an old cake pan with the painted hardware. After a couple of hours, i took the pieces inside and used a soft cloth and cool running water to rub away the residue and rinse off the.

You can also make your own metal cleaner using baking soda and vinegar; Let the hardware sit in the vinegar until the paint. Add a tablespoon of comet or baking soda into the boiling pot of your yummy 50 year old greasy grime. Add a few tablespoons of vinegar to the water too. I put my metal pieces in a shallow dish, covered them with vinegar, and let them sit for a couple more hours on my deck. After a couple of hours, i took the pieces inside and used a soft cloth and cool running water to rub away the residue and rinse off the. Be careful, it really foams up! To strip paint from door hardware using vinegar: Simply soak the affected areas in vinegar overnight and then. It's not as effective but will work in situations where you.

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Cleaning Antique Hardware With Vinegar Cleaning hardware with vinegar can help remove stubborn rust and tarnish. You can also make your own metal cleaner using baking soda and vinegar; To strip paint from door hardware using vinegar: I put my metal pieces in a shallow dish, covered them with vinegar, and let them sit for a couple more hours on my deck. Cleaning hardware with vinegar can help remove stubborn rust and tarnish. Be careful, it really foams up! It's not as effective but will work in situations where you. Pour the heated mixture into an old cake pan with the painted hardware. Add a tablespoon of comet or baking soda into the boiling pot of your yummy 50 year old greasy grime. Let the hardware sit in the vinegar until the paint. Heat 1 cup of white vinegar with 1 cup of water in a pot on a stove. After a couple of hours, i took the pieces inside and used a soft cloth and cool running water to rub away the residue and rinse off the. Add a few tablespoons of vinegar to the water too. Simply soak the affected areas in vinegar overnight and then.