Sunday, January 24, 2010

Ice Skate Blade Covers Rust On Ice Skate Blades?

Rust on ice skate blades? - ice skate blade covers

There are about 3 weeks I had my first pair of skates (Reidel 121). I have been practicing for only about 4 times, but already the first signs of rust on the leaves! I'm really annoyed cos i always make sure to turn the leaves into the ice and again when I go home, and I had a pair of skates for a short time!
i havent one could still have Soakers Tho: sitting (for runners in my pocket, and leaves nothing for the cause. have the form? ..

Do you know what I can do to reduce rust and stop their spread? WOT could also leaves to repel water?
Rust does not have the right to distribute on the edge again, but above them ....

11 comments:

JustMe! said...

The blades of the "Blue Ribbon" are not of high quality steel, the rust is a constant struggle. It's great that you are around those that do not take. Dry absorb your skates after use and put Soakers "all condensation. Do you have your bag does not zip all the way and hold the rag in his pocket a line outside.

A Polish metal should be able to immediately take the spots of rust, but if not, try a little baking soda on a damp cloth or sponge. Rub the edges with something - it bored them.

Use a paste wax to leave the car. Rub, let Haze / dry, then buff it off. This is clear and water repellent. You need to repeat the treatment at least once a month.

Do not spray WD-40 on the pads themselves. It can absorb and allow the blade to add screws / rivets and higher starting point. Instead, the WD-40 STICK-looking version. Rub the edges after drying on the skids. If the edges to protect against rust.

Good luck!

Geoffrey said...

First you get a cover, then get rid of some of the rust spray some WD-4), a solvent of rust, which can be almost entirely in the shop, a sharpening knives and U is also disposing of rust

greyguy_... said...

I dry my skates on the ice, are then at home, out of the bag dry and removed, so that in a piece of carpet. This allows them to remain dry. If corrosion was on the road, use a little oil and a green scrubber to remove them. Go easy as you can scratch the surface differently. Slightly grease the rusty side to prevent it. Oxide on the surface of the skating should be a clear and precise as you need to come hang oxides in the glass. I do not have anything for them with leaves, especially the ice, as it needs to be sharpened.

icechamp... said...

You can not do much to dispel water. But security Soakers contribute to oxidation in the future. To just get rid of rust, polished the runners, which is often the case.

icesk8er said...

You can size and use of these weeds, little green pills (like for washing up) and gently rub the rust. Soakers, I do not run away, because it seems to happen rust, if I could go have caused my Soakers what. I know what really repel rust and help keep it dry as possible.

Joe L said...

Sand well and sprayed with clear gloss polyurethane. If it is really good coat of moisture to prevent the achievement of the metal. Otherwise, the metal is metal and there is no way to prevent oxidation.

allyphan... said...

Razor-sharp, and not the sand!
and make sure it is really dry, especially if you have any guards

Woahh itss MT♥ said...

absolutely sure that all water is out of the leaves - Soakers do not think that I did not, but it be that I think that

katkitty... said...

I doubt its because they do not Soakers that would not go so dry and when his guards were still wet, but good.
If you Arn't in the real part of the skate blade, it should go.
I recommend going a skate shop or work for disadvantaged people who have probably put things in them, so they do not corrode or rust can be refined when close enough to the position you have to be sharply when they lose.

Elizabeth D said...

Certainly, but in Soakers, after they have dried up and save it in your pocket or loose skaters.

It is good that the rust does not appear on the edges, but that's only the top is, it seems that something has to have been trapped water. Carry your shoes in the car with guards? I met the skaters, new, young people who are doing this because they get at home to another activity or homeowrk immediately after exercise. This is often not a good combination with a few leaves beginning is not so difficult. Soakers Make sure when you're done skating for the day to clean the leaves and put them on.

Jane said...

To prevent further oxidation of the leaves have been exacerbated still to be taken to ensure the rust on the outside of the leaf, but to ensure that the blades do not rust again, here are some tips:

If you have a couple SKATE GUARDS, leave off your shoes, if not in use to keep water from melting ice, which comes from her plate, too. Once you remove the pads to remove the blade guards to thoroughly dry the leaves and the guards, then put them in your Soakers. Keep Soakers in them at any time if you use their skates.

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