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    Iron Cross Rusting

    Apart from a silica gel parcel next to my collection can anyone give me advice on an iron cross that I have that seems to be slightly rusting. Also, is there any way to protect the cross from further damage.

    Thanks

    Nick

    #2
    Hi Nick,

    use a thin coat of Ballistol oil...

    Best regards
    Jörg

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      #3
      wax

      You can also use "Renaissance wax" which will not leave a shine. This wax is used by museums to protect a lot of their items. Jim

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        #4
        The wax is a great idea. For major restoration Blue and Rust remover is ok for getting rid of rust before using another item to protect the piece, but for what you are describing this is the best way to go.

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          #5
          Best way I've found is don't buy one with rust !

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            #6
            Renaissance Wax, formulated in the British Museum research labs, is the way to go.

            History of the product ...
            http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Wax

            Retail source in your country ...

            http://www.picreator.co.uk/

            Regards,
            Stu

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              #7
              Forgot to mention ... a little bit goes a long, long (did I mention long?) way. No need to get more than the small can and that will last you for some time and cover many awards.

              Regards,
              Stu

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                #8
                Many thanks

                Looks like I am going with the wax treatment, many thanks for the advice,

                Nick

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