How to clean and remove rust from speaker accessories? —Speaker parts
The method of cleaning and rusting speaker accessories: first use pliers or tweezers to remove the rusty rust on the edge of the speaker T-iron, and then use stainless steel tweezers to squeeze out the rust powder in the gap between the T-iron and the upper magnet. Plate little by little. If you feel slow and troublesome, you can use a syringe to suck banana water and then inject it into the rusty powder so that the tweezers can easily pick up the rusty powder. When the tweezers cannot hold the rusty powder, the flat brazing stainless steel wire can be inserted into the gap of the electromagnetic steel to pry out the rusty powder.
Then use a variety of thick paper (as long as it can be inserted into the electromagnetic steel gap), apply domestic and foreign glue on the small paper, and then insert it into the electromagnetic steel gap 360. Wipe back and forth. After the rusty powder sticks to the paper, replace with a piece of paper. Repeated wiping 3 to 4 times can basically remove rusty powder. Dip the paper into the banana water, insert it into the gap of the electromagnetic steel, and wipe it back and forth. Change the paper 2 to 3 times to completely remove the rusty powder.
If the T iron and the upper guide magnet plate are particularly rusty and not smooth, they can be cut into small pieces with emery cloth or sandpaper to remove the rust, inserted into the gap of the electromagnetic steel and wiped back and forth several times, and then coated on the paper General-purpose glue, with prominent rust.
After repeating several times, wipe the inside of the magnet with paper dipped in banana water, then insert a small amount of car oil or sewing machine oil and a piece of paper into the gap of the magnet and wipe back and forth several times to make a T-iron and upper guide magnet plate image The new one is as bright.
