If the rust has entered the wood itself, it is much harder to remove than if the rust is only in the sealer. You can try vinegar, baking soda and water and see if you can tell in which layer the rust has settled. At the worst, maybe you can just restain that section. Best wishes 😇
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Good Morning Baileyd52 :) I hope the following link will be of help to you :) Thanks for using HOMETALK for answers, and good luck :)
http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/deck/building/how-to-remove-stains-on-decks--porches/
If the rust has entered the wood itself, it is much harder to remove than if the rust is only in the sealer. You can try vinegar, baking soda and water and see if you can tell in which layer the rust has settled. At the worst, maybe you can just restain that section. Best wishes 😇