How Do You Remove Rust From An ATV Metal Trailer?
Rust can shorten the useful life of your ATV trailer. Fortunately, though, you can remove it, extending the life of your trailer for many years to come, especially if you remove and seal the rust on a regular basis. Household tools will get the job done, but if there is a lot of rust, you may want to consider investing in a hand-held grinder or buffer with a wire brush attachment to make the job quicker and easier. Commercial rust removers can also help, although a simple baking soda paste works almost as well and there are no harmful chemicals to worry about. Remove the ATVs, as well as any other gear or equipment, from the trailer so that you don’t miss any of the rust spots. Brush away as much rust as possible by vigorously brushing the rusty parts of the trailer with a wire brush. Be sure to remove all large flakes of rust and get down to the metal as much as you can. Rub the rusty areas with a steel wool pad. This will help buff or sand away any remaining rust that is loose. Mix b
