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KevinD
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Postby KevinD » Sun Aug 22, 2010 10:18 pm
I crashed my kite bad the other day in the ocean. Had to roll it up while I was out there and then swam in. Long story don't ask. I folded up my kite with minimal sand in it. But it was totally wet with salt water. Left in car for a day and now a minor rust stain???
How can I remove this?
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Postby FredBGG » Sun Aug 22, 2010 10:24 pm
KevinD wrote:I crashed my kite bad the other day in the ocean. Had to roll it up while I was out there and then swam in. Long story don't ask. I folded up my kite with minimal sand in it. But it was totally wet with salt water. Left in car for a day and now a minor rust stain???
How can I remove this?
I would not worry about it. The rust stain won't harm the kite at all.
Anything you use to remove it will damage the fabric.
A kite that is wet with salt water will not rot or get mildew. However salt buildup could be abrazive.
Good Idea to rinse off the kite if you have a place to dry it well afterwards. Otherwise just dunk it in the ocean next session and that will get any salt patches off.
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