I also heard thru a friend of a friend that they used salt water rather than my vinegar water.
So, here are the steps and and my overnight results
took fabric, cut it to a working size and cut garbage bag to size just larger; 2 piece (1under/1over) |
prepared 2 spray bottles 1 with 1part vinegar-1 part water other with 1 part salt-1 part water (make sure salt is disolved) |
got some large nails |
overnight with the vinegar solution over bubble-wrap |
overnight with salt solution & extra salt |
I left the salt solution to keep going, but moved the nails over on the vinegar samples to keep the design moving overall. |
Happily, the vinegar worked really well overnight and even moving the nails once again later on today,
I should be able to wash it all by tomorrow and figure out just what I want to do with it next.
I should be able to wash it all by tomorrow and figure out just what I want to do with it next.
Have a great day!
Rusting On!
~Rose
Thanks for posting this simple and clear experiment! I'd done a rust project once and was just trying to remember what I'd done. Looking forward to seeing what you create from your goodies!
ReplyDeletethanks for leaving a comment...my own mind is swimming with possibilities. just need to find a bit more time.
DeleteThanks for sharing this...interesting results. I'll be back to see what's next!
ReplyDeletethanks for commenting Vicki -- I'm anxious to get some round objects or maybe some side liner pieces to create a big piece. hope you give it a try sometime
DeleteHmmm.... so the salt doesn't work as well as the vinegar, eh? Interesting...
ReplyDeleteit was nice to be able to test them side by side, and boy the vinegar was amazingly fast! good to know if you want to control the speed a bit.
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