How Do You Repair Old Lionel Trains?
Getting those old Lionel trains back on the tracks requires a bit of perseverance and a lot of elbow grease. But once accomplished, you have what may have been a piece of your childhood to share with your children, or even grandchildren. Tracks Step 1 Look through each piece of track and check for rust or oxidation (pieces that have oxidized will appear greenish or a kind of crusty white). Step 2 Mix your oxidation remover and dip any oxidized tracks into it, allowing it to set for several minutes before removing it. Once removed, wipe off the tracks with a towel. Step 3 Apply rust remover to any rusted track, and follow the instructions on the product for proper usage. Step 4 Put all your tracks together and look for pieces that aren’t fitting tightly. The connection points may be bent. Using pliers, carefully bend the connectors toward the center of the track and refit the pieces. Continue until you have a snug fit. Step 5 Place a small amount of oil on a towel, and rub your track pi
