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Just so we are clear, I really don't know what I'm doing only an idea and lots of YouTube videos. :yes:
So I disassembled my Bed Rock and cleaned it all up. It had minimum rust and I wasn’t going to dip it, but since I already had a jug of Evapo Rust I put some small parts in an empty water bottle just see what happens with small parts and I really was surprised. I also found out you cannot reuse the stuff because it doesn’t work a second time. The photo below is before cleaned with Evapo Rust.
I wanted to try flattening it and remove some scratches on the right side of the sole so I bought a 36-in x 3-in Natural Marble Threshold Tile from Lowe's for under $20.
I couldn’t find any long sandpaper and then it was suggested by Tom King that I could use glue down short sheets. Then I saw a Youtube video using the same method and decide to do that.
I was working up in the wilderness all day and probably the rest of the week and I could not get to a HF store so I stopped at an Auto Zone on my way home and picked up sand paper with spray adhesive.
I hope I bought the correct stuff because it was pretty expensive and if not then I need to return it.
So I disassembled my Bed Rock and cleaned it all up. It had minimum rust and I wasn’t going to dip it, but since I already had a jug of Evapo Rust I put some small parts in an empty water bottle just see what happens with small parts and I really was surprised. I also found out you cannot reuse the stuff because it doesn’t work a second time. The photo below is before cleaned with Evapo Rust.

I wanted to try flattening it and remove some scratches on the right side of the sole so I bought a 36-in x 3-in Natural Marble Threshold Tile from Lowe's for under $20.

I couldn’t find any long sandpaper and then it was suggested by Tom King that I could use glue down short sheets. Then I saw a Youtube video using the same method and decide to do that.
I was working up in the wilderness all day and probably the rest of the week and I could not get to a HF store so I stopped at an Auto Zone on my way home and picked up sand paper with spray adhesive.
I hope I bought the correct stuff because it was pretty expensive and if not then I need to return it.
