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Hello.

I've spent the past few months
Sticking a load of uni up
And hanging ladder & tray up
For submains etc to be pulled in

Site was incredibly cold and wet as the work was primarily outside
And my hand tools that haven't been used on the job have gone rusty

What's the best way of cleaning the rust off to not affect any of the insulation on the VDE gear? ( They were in my tool bag on site which was stored in a locked room however was very cold/moist )

Thanks all , lesson learned not to leave gear cold and wet on site
 
WD40. and a wire brush on the rusty bits.
 
tickle.
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Once cleaned as people have said use a bit of oil, or you can get spray coatings that do the same thing and stop future rust by acting as a barrier, you can spray it on or dip the tool into the liquid and let it dry. wd40 make their own version, but plenty of different brands out there
 
gtried to find these items on tinternet. googled Rusty VDE and all i could find were wera,CK, wiha, bahco and a few others. is Rusty a new manufacturer?
 

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