Once you’ve removed the dirt from your fence, use a stiff wire brush to get rid of any loose paint or rust spots. If that doesn’t do the trick, use some fine sandpaper to remove any remaining rust.
Make sure your fence is completely dry after this step; whether you want to leave it to air dry in the sun or thoroughly dry it with a towel.
Posts are the square pieces on wrought iron fencing that are bolted to a surface or buried in concrete in the ground. Essentially, posts are the elements that fence panels hang from as well as what connects a wrought iron fence or gate to the earth.