How to fix rusty metal outdoor railing DIY video #rustyrailing #railing #outdoor #diy

Today we will show you how we cosmetically fix a rusty metal outdoor railing. If you have any questions, leave comments below and we would love to answer them. We cannot be held responsible for any problems during your repairs or installations and cannot guarantee that this fixes your problems. Please take caution and wear appropriate safety gear. If you do not have experience with this type of project, please seek help from a professional. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or from the information from this video is the sole responsibility of the user/viewer and not from Big Al Repairs.

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[lindseylambson]

That looks much better. Good for resale of a home

[lauriehymas]

Wow so many helpful tips for home repairs 👍

[sharonmays]

How do you stop the rusting underneath?

[Tracker]

Cosmetically repair a FUNCTIONAL SAFETY RAILING? Sounds like a clown show. That was NOT a REPAIR... that was a bandaid stuck on with bubble gum.

[excelguy]

Super helpful. Easy to do, appreciate the guidance

[theelemur]

won't this add galvanic corrosion to the problem?

[msk]

Well I guess my idea of looking really nice is different

[JudicialMermaid]

Man, I got a wrought iron fence on my front porch I want removed, but everyone says it’s easier to just weld the rusted joints or do what you did here 😂 My biggest concern is galvanic corrosion over time that is aggravated by the local weather. I’m ready to just fill the holes with mortar patch after pulling it off and install vinyl railing over the patched areas with better anchors.

[lishengc]

just wonder what is the mount bracket called? the two that you anchored in into the concrete

[ughievox]

The two different metals together will surprise the next owner and corrode. We don't want them wishing I'll on prior owner. Ut the home inspector will point it out and take off $50 to repair with $5 rust remover and $12 paint.