What is the best way to get rust off  of ice skates?
919533
wire wheel on the grinder
335293
Freeze dry it. Start by flashfreezing in your favorite cryogen (such as liquid nitrogen) then put it in a vacuum chambger and wait a couple of days.\n\nFreeze drying does a nice job of preserving the structure of the material while getting rid of essentially all the water.
98075
try putting ice on it. then peel it off. may need to put some type of stain remover on the spot after gum is removed.
314012
Use Acetone\n\n Nail Polish Remover
325000
If the rim is all aluminum or all chrome it won't rust if they are just plated with aluminum or chrome then it depends if the surface metal was scratched off.
191941
I use Goo Gone and then just take a scraper and scrape it off.  Add some rubbing alcohol if that fails.
676596
Yes! Clean the knife carefully with WD-40 & steel wool, then wipe the knife off and coat it with any type of lubricate that has Teflon in it for the best protection against rust.
24668
Most importantly is to protect the blade, probably with the stretch skate guards and wiping them off with a towel after every time you skate and sharpening them 1-2 a week if necessary. The way you protect the skate after that is up to the way you protect them.
629332
Rubbing alcohol or fingernail polish remover
304989
Cheap toothpaste will take tarnish off without taking off any more of the finish.  Use a minimal amount of water and a soft rag. If it's an antique sometimes it's better not to clean it, it can lower the value.
1066603
No miracles. take the wheels off pop out the bearings, stick them in turps/white spirit. Wash the rest with soapy water.\nAfter a soak, scrub the bearings with a brush, blast off any residue with WD40, regrease them. Dry off the rest, pop the bearings back in and put the boots back together.
142021
Pluck them out or wax!\n\nGood luck!
1101863
Thy soaking them in water with denture cleaning tablets. If that doesn't get them clean enough.soak then in water /ammonia. Also, a bottle brush will help. If there are still stains, use acetone nail polish remover. You might also try rubbing alcohol. Keep in mind that different kinds of "dirt" are soluble in different  chemicals. Be careful with the chemicals.  Avoid very hot water which may cause the bottles to break.
836528
they will rust. metal does that when it gets cold have water on it.
41206
I used to use some stuff called "CLR" that used to work fairly well.  I've been told coke will work, vinegar, basically anything acidic will "eat" the gunk off.
1020342
you could try  a fine steelwool, i would start with 0000 and work your way up to larger grades as needed but this will remove the blueing. if the pitting is only minor i would use a soft scotchbrite pad and a light oil such as 3 in 1 oil . rub lightly, this should remove the rust with minamal damage to the finish,remove the oil with a soapy rag ,rinse with a clean rag ,let dry then touch up with a blueing pen or luiquid blue and a cotton swuab.
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A jewelers cloth or fine silver polish is best.  Cheap polishes and toothpaste will work, but they also leave very tiny scratches which will get water and dirt in them and cause the ring to tarnish again more quickly.