Hey
I have a 1950s Columbia that was in great shape until it broke, and i had to park it at school. Then my keys got stolen with the lock key, and i hadn't registered it. Anyway, it ended up sitting at school for about a year-ish. It was under a covered area, but still recieved some rain and weather, so it's built up more rust than it had. it's not really serious rust, but I was wondering if there is a way to remove it without removing the paint, and if anyone has suggestions for how to clean it up. The white painted parts are more noticeably rusted than the blue parts.
any help is appreciated
thanks
I have a 1950s Columbia that was in great shape until it broke, and i had to park it at school. Then my keys got stolen with the lock key, and i hadn't registered it. Anyway, it ended up sitting at school for about a year-ish. It was under a covered area, but still recieved some rain and weather, so it's built up more rust than it had. it's not really serious rust, but I was wondering if there is a way to remove it without removing the paint, and if anyone has suggestions for how to clean it up. The white painted parts are more noticeably rusted than the blue parts.
any help is appreciated
thanks
