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Rusting chrome radiator
Hi there,
1 year ago we had our bathroom done and got a nice shiny chome radiator from screfix and had it installed. This weekend I noticed that a lot of hairline rust crack had formed on it - one side in particular seemed to be worse. Our bathroom is very humid as it is poorly ventilated so I guess this may be in part to blame but seems pretty poor to happen in under a year (installed in December last year). Does anyone have any advice for attempting to remove the rust and try and prevent it happening? or is it alost cause? I saw some rust removing paste yo could buy from Homebase on the weekend but wasn't sure if it would hurt the chome finish. Any ideas would be much appreciated! Thanks Steve |
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