[Michael G.]

My patio table is rusting on the edge under the glass top and can't remove the
glass. (Picture enclosed)
Is there any way I can get under that edge with the glass in place and remove
the rust?

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...1&d=1707942251

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

My patio table is rusting on the edge under the glass top and can't remove the
glass. (Picture enclosed)
Is there any way I can get under that edge with the glass in place and remove
the rust?

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...a-img_0286-jpg

Try this product. I've had great success with using it on outdoor metal chairs. $13 at Lowe's

[Keefelane66]

Didn't happen overnight. Try Naval Jelly it will remove rust and possibly get between glass and painted surface forming an oxide stopping rust

[villagetinker]

I have used AUTOMOTIVE rust removal products with great success. Eastwood makes some great products for removing and controlling rust. On the other hand I would very carefully look at the table, especially the underside as it would be unusual for the glass to be completely unremovable. I would be glad to discuss this further, send me a PM.

[BigDawgInLakeDenham]

$10 and TV trash will cart it off

[tophcfa]

You’re fighting a loosing battle, outdoor furniture takes a serious beating in the Florida heat and humidity and rusts very quickly. We purchased reasonably good quality chairs for our pool/birdcage sitting area and they were trash after 5 years. We replaced them with chairs made out of plastic composite decking type material (poly wood) that is assembled with stainless steel hardware which should easily last our lifetime.

As Neil Young wrote in one of his songs, Rust Never Sleeps.

[RICH1]

use The WORKS toilet bowl cleaner.... no other brand will remove rust... I know it sounds like a joke, but I use it regularly to remove rust off old motorcycles.. Thank me later

[photo1902]

Follow post 2 or 7. No need to reinvent the wheel with trying to remove the glass from metal ring. Good grief. Spray it with rust dissolver and move on.

[Lyarham]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

My patio table is rusting on the edge under the glass top and can't remove the
glass. (Picture enclosed)
Is there any way I can get under that edge with the glass in place and remove
the rust?

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...a-img_0286-jpg

That glass can be removed. That is the only way to properly do the job

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

I have used AUTOMOTIVE rust removal products with great success. Eastwood makes some great products for removing and controlling rust. On the other hand I would very carefully look at the table, especially the underside as it would be unusual for the glass to be completely unremovable. I would be glad to discuss this further, send me a PM.

We can remove ours. If it can't be removed, then you could try to brush on a rust remover of some brand. Vinegar is an acid and I believe it could (after many applications) neutralize the rust. That is a little bit of a guess on my part, but could be worth a try.