How to prevent rust marks from wrought iron chairs on cement patio
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my cement patio was covered with round rust circles left from my metal furniture.
I painted the patio again, but would like a more permanent solution to prevent it from happening again. Would Rustoleum paint on the chair legs prevent more rust? I can't seem to find rubber "socks" small enough to fit on the skinny legs.
Thank you!
LK
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Leah
on May 12, 2018
Iron trusts. You could check Home Depot TO see if they have a coating you could put on. An iron skillet must be kept seasoned, or it will rust. There is a product that removes rust. You could put it on a rug, but it will leave rust on it. -
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Jcraw
on May 12, 2018
https://www.patiofurnituresupplies.com/round-insert-cap-glide-1-1-2-heavy-duty.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwodrXBRCzARIsAIU59TJWUMp1_5wSP7PScrrnySsAo0PB833viKAxKtb-Oa8n6PJkwzdfu9AaAqooEALw_wcBI’m sure other companies sell these as well -
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on May 12, 2018
Funny, I need to do the same thing. I know they make "liquid rubber" type products that you can brush on or dip into. On my list this weekend to find at the hardware store. -
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V Smith
on May 12, 2018
Treat the rust with a rust neutralizer. Then prime and paint with oil based products. The iron has to be encapsulated in paint or it will rust.
Leah
on May 12, 2018
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