How to deal with rusty stainless steel cabinets in the kitchen?

The whole cabinet is rusty, how to remove rust.

1. Electroplating whole cabinet rust removal. Small parts can be put into a basin with organic oil to soak and remove rust, large parts can be used a brush or cotton yarn dipped in engine oil to apply to the rust, and after a while, wipe back and forth to remove rust.

2. Rust removal of metal cabinets. You can use gauze dipped in a small amount of sewing machine oil to wipe the rust spots, expose the rust and then use fine water sandpaper to wipe off the rust, use gauze to wipe the rust chips and oil stains, and then use paint and turpentine to adjust the appropriate ratio, generally 2:3, evenly coated on the rust.

The whole cabinet has stains and paint has fallen, how to fix it.

1. Removal of paint stains. Sometimes, when repairing the paint off, you will find that the paint is dripping in other clean places, so you can wipe it off immediately with a cloth with wax water when it is not dry, or use a steel wool ball dipped in wax oil to gently wipe it. If the paint has dried out, then you can spoil it by dripping linseed oil on the paint, then wipe it off with a cloth and polish it with wax oil.

2. Maintenance of peeling paint. If small patches of paint peel off on the surface of the overall cabinet, you can use the same color paint to remedy it, and then apply varnish to the surface, and when it dries, you will find it intact.

3. Repair dull luster. There are two ways to restore the paint gloss of the overall cabinet: one is to add 1 4 cups of vinegar with half a cup of water and wipe it with a soft cloth; The second is to wipe it once or twice with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol or toilet water or tea, and then wipe the floor wax again.

Good quality like Bamberg cabinets, food-grade 304 stainless steel will not rust, but many poor stainless steel cabinets are made of 201 stainless steel, water stains are not cleaned up, it is easy to rust, you have to use soapy water or dish soap to clean up, and then wipe dry with a dry cloth, usually keep it dry, otherwise it will rust after long-term immersion.

Stick some vegetable oil with a cleaning ball and rub vigorously.