Evapo-Rust ER012 Super Safe – 128 oz., Non Toxic Rust Remover for Auto Parts, Hardware, Antiques | Rust Removers and Chemicals

This is THE VERY BEST rust removal product ever. I built old motorcycles. After first test i couldn’t believe the results. I went on and bought 5 more gallons and filled an old ice chest. Soaked a whole , froze up with rush motor. And after a 20 hour soak not a trace of rust any where. All parts now moves perfectly now unbelievable stuff. . I have used every product out there . And this is by far the very VERY best. This stuff is a major game changer. Buy it . soak it .. let it do its thing. You will be blown away

I read other reviews here and decided to give this a try. My images are of a fuel pump assembly for a crotch rocket that sat up too long. As you can see, this stuff cleaned it up overnight. It worked just as good on the inside of the gas tank. I just swished the tank around every couple hours and 12 hours later rinsed it out with water and it looked brand new inside. Dont hesitate to buy this, it works great.

This works better than you might guess. It does not damage wood or plastic tool handles, but it removed the rust right down to the bare metal. The first time that I used this was on a toolbox that was full of tools that had soaked with rainwater for months. The metal parts of the tools came out rust-free and looking like original machine shop black steel. I rinsed them off and let them dry overnight. The next day, the rust looked almost as bad as before cleaning. The next time after their bath and rinse, I rubbed on mineral oil ( 3 in 1 oil or similar ). I would not use WD-40 because that dries like varnish but maybe you would like that.

I used this on an old telescope mount that had been left in the weather as a lawn ornament for many years. I purchased it knowing that I would have to do a lot of restoration on mount. I soaked the parts and left them overnight and into the next day. I would say about 75% of the rust came off. The rest I will probably have to some sanding on or even just use the evaporust with a green scouring pad. I felt it did a good job and would use this product again.

This works great and does it’s job of removing rust very well, but it will remove paint too.

I have removed surface rust from tools with great success. May change the surface color of some metals, but not an issue for me. I like that this is safe to use, and has no harsh odors.

I soaked some drum brake backing plates and caliper mounting brackets in this for a couple of days (AFTER wire wheeling and cleaning all loose rust, grease, and dirt off of them). They came out great. I then cleaned them with KBS clean, rinsed that off, dried them and painted them with POR-15. If you have time to wait, I would recommend Evapo-Rust over any of the faster rust converter/neutralizer systems. If I think of it, I might combine both methods next time I refinish some parts.

This is great, I had some old bolts that I needed cleaned from rust, I put them in a plastic container with a lid, poured in till just above the bolts and let sit for a day, I shook the container to mix it up, it took a few days repeating the process and by the 4th day the rust was gone, rinsed them off with water and put them in a clean plastic container and poured a little bit in to treat them so no new rust would acure. Dried them off..perfect

So I bought a vintage motorcycle gas tank that I wanted to use on a special project Im building. The inside of the 40+ year-old tank had some heavy rust from years of exposure to the elements without a cap. Id seen some good results from Evaporust from friends, so I thought Id give it a try. I bought a gallon and dumped the entire jug in the tank. Since the tanks holds way more than a gallon, I had to lay the tank on its side, upside down, front down, back down- you get the idea. Just remember to seal the cap with a bit of plastic-wrap so the solution doesnt leak out through the cap venting. Anyway, I basically let the tank sit for a few days in each position- by the end of the whole process the inside of the tank looked almost brand new! I liked that I was able to just let it sit and not worry about it eating through the good metal like some of the other products people use to remove rust. Its also great that you dont have to worry about getting it on your hands or your workbench or whatever since its non-toxic and biodegradable. Yeah!

I have an antique planter which had about 70+years of rust on the metal parts. I tried sanding to no avail. I purchased the Evapo-Rust and placed the metal parts in the solution for 24 hours. Absolutely amazing!. The rust literally fell off the parts. It saved me hours and hours of work and I have a planter that has its original parts and looks great. Terrific product--no chemical smell--had some of the parts in the solution on my kitchen counter and never smelled anything.