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How To Protect Weights Outside. Either way, make sure they’re completely dry. To keep your weights from rusting. You can still safely leave your steel weights outside, but maintenance is essential to prevent rust on weights kept outside. Wiping them off is necessary, but you should clean them with soap every once in a while. Iron and steel weights will rust at a much faster rate when kept outside as they oxidize with water and air. Hey guys, i wanted to show my current home outdoor gym and share some ideas how i solved storage and gear problems. It's been there for two years and has some minor rust, nothing major. Because your weights are more likely to come in contact with water and air outside, an outdoor gym is more vulnerable to. I store my weights in a second hand flight case. I'm in la and keep my rack outside. To keep your weights from rusting outside you should wipe them down after every use, frequently apply a lubricant or rust inhibiting solution, and store them in a cool and dry place when not in use. Iron and steel weights will rust at a much faster rate when kept outside as they oxidize with water and air. If you keep your bar and weights indoors. Protect your barbell, squat rack, and other gym equipment outdoors and keep them in good shape for years by following these steps.

Because your weights are more likely to come in contact with water and air outside, an outdoor gym is more vulnerable to. Wiping them off is necessary, but you should clean them with soap every once in a while. Iron and steel weights will rust at a much faster rate when kept outside as they oxidize with water and air. I store my weights in a second hand flight case. It's been there for two years and has some minor rust, nothing major. To keep your weights from rusting. Hey guys, i wanted to show my current home outdoor gym and share some ideas how i solved storage and gear problems. You can still safely leave your steel weights outside, but maintenance is essential to prevent rust on weights kept outside. Either way, make sure they’re completely dry. If you keep your bar and weights indoors.

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How To Protect Weights Outside I'm in la and keep my rack outside. You can still safely leave your steel weights outside, but maintenance is essential to prevent rust on weights kept outside. To keep your weights from rusting outside you should wipe them down after every use, frequently apply a lubricant or rust inhibiting solution, and store them in a cool and dry place when not in use. It's been there for two years and has some minor rust, nothing major. Hey guys, i wanted to show my current home outdoor gym and share some ideas how i solved storage and gear problems. Iron and steel weights will rust at a much faster rate when kept outside as they oxidize with water and air. I store my weights in a second hand flight case. Iron and steel weights will rust at a much faster rate when kept outside as they oxidize with water and air. Because your weights are more likely to come in contact with water and air outside, an outdoor gym is more vulnerable to. Wiping them off is necessary, but you should clean them with soap every once in a while. Either way, make sure they’re completely dry. I'm in la and keep my rack outside. If you keep your bar and weights indoors. To keep your weights from rusting. Protect your barbell, squat rack, and other gym equipment outdoors and keep them in good shape for years by following these steps.