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Finally started doing some cleaning, ideas on the best way to clean out the scratches? Thank you

that looks like rust pits, a wax should clean it up a little but not going too remove all of it

that is one tuff can too come by, what country is that trademark from ? .. ...

Is this what you mean?

Oh I understand now, Google translate says Portuguese

product made in U.S.A. & possibly canned else where - trademark isn't U.S.A. .. ...

The other one I seen on Google has the same Portuguese trademark from the looks of it

can from same era as are my others & all have U.S.A. trademark, aristo possibly marketed outside U.S.,

might be a good reason I can't find one of those .. ...

Being Canadian a lot of these are newer learning curves for me. I’m not biased where they’re from, I just like odd

just talked too my spanish gardener,

he said that trade mark is "registered mark" (spanish) .. ...

Awesome thank you, odd but decent enough

Back to your original question. I would recommend using Evapo-Rust. It will completely remove all the rust effortlessly. Buff with a cloth.

Thank you Randy, I’ll look and see if I can get some locally

Trevor,

That's an awesome can! I'd never seen one of those until today. What are the dimensions? Is it the same size as a typical US quart can? One of the photos makes it look taller and smaller diameter.

Thanks,
Tony

It’s the same size as any regular US qt. Sorry terrible picture but only one with compassion with me until I get home in a couple weeks

Thanks! That photo shows the size perfectly. It's interesting that the stripes are similar to the Phillips 66 can and (to my colorblind eyes) the orange is close...or the same. Considering that Union Oil is now a Phillips brand. If that's your photo and it's your Phillips can, is it also a Spanish can...or domestic?

Regards,
Tony