Autos: scraping rust from the undercarriage
Self-tutoring about car care: the tutor mentions scraping rust from underneath a car.
Prepping the undercarriage of one of the vehicles for rust treatment (home-style), I wanted to do so without damaging anything. Wire brushes can be used on some big, non-sensitive areas, but what about small, oddly-shaped places or ones near wires, etc? Preferable would be something gritty, yet gentler and more flexible than a wire brush.
I used several tools: steel wool, sandpaper, and even a heavy-duty scrub sponge – the kind with a soft side and an abrasive side. The scrub sponge – specifically, the abrasive side – proved surprisingly useful.
Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.
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