Restoring Metal Patio Furniture

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Hello All

Just looking for some advice, tips,on the best practices procedures techniques ect products to use.
To restore this patio table, the six chairs are all good as they live in the she

Any advice is appreciated.
 

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Loads advertising to sand blast and powder coat.

Wire brush. Sand. Rust remover. Rust treatment. Paint.
Horrible job
 
Well if it were me I'd start by seeing if you can get the glass out or not and take a wire brush to the really bad bits just to see what's what ...
 
Good old Hammerite is still a good choice.
A couple of times a year Lidl/Aldi sell their own brand direct to metal paint, about £5 for a litre, so a fraction of the price of hammerite, and just as good imo.

For a quick tidy up I would go over all the metal work with a wire brush/scraper then slap on some paint.
 

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