Steps
- 1The best solution is to keep extra paint when you paint your house. If you have done this, you may find it easiest just to repaint over the rusted area periodically.
- 2When repainting is not an option, consider attempting to remove the stains with a bathroom rust-removing product such as CLR. These can be found at your local hardware store.
- 3Pour CLR into a small bowl.
- 4Soak the end of a rag in your bowl until it is saturated with the liquid.
- 5Rub the liquid on the rust stain vigorously in an attempt to remove the rust.
- 6If the surface is pitted, such as stucco, you may have some success using a stiff bristled brush to get the chemical into the pits.
- 7Immediately rinse off the chemical with cold water.
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Tips
- Always wear household rubber gloves while using these chemicals.
- Wear eye protection to avoid inadvertently getting the chemical in your eyes.
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Warnings
- I was able to remove only 80% of the stain with CLR, but this was a great improvement and the stain was much less visible.
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