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Can I put an iron wine bottle rack with glass outside the house?

A while back, I bought a beautiful iron bottle rack wine bar holder at an auction at a very high end furniture store. I think it is about 2 1/2 to 3 feet in height and about 3 1/2 in length. Its all in black and has beautiful grapes and leaves but all in iron. A glass sits on top of the rack for wine glasses. It just does not match the inside of our NEW house. I was thinking about taking it out side under a wood porch. I will REALLY match the black patio table. I just don’t know if it will rust and wonder if I should pray it with some kind of protection. Any suggestions?

If it has rust already you can brush those areas with something called naval jelly. It’ll take care of the rust.
Then take off the glass and spray all the rest of the surfaces with exterior grade “Rusty Metal Primer” and then exterior grade Rustoleum.
But then again if you are going to paint the whole thing you could just as well paint it a color to make it match your beautiful wine rack to your beautiful new house and leave it inside.
As for it rusting, it will and it will leave rust stains on whatever it touches. So I would put the legs in the little cups that you can buy to put tables and chair legs in to keep them from scratching the floor.

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