Evapo-Rust ER012 Super Safe – 128 oz., Non Toxic Rust Remover for Auto Parts, Hardware, Antiques | Rust Removers and Chemicals
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J. Griffin
> 3 dayI am a sceptic ... it cant work. But I figured I would try it... for 19 bucks, lets give it a shot. I have a sand blast cabinet, but you cant get into the nooks and crannys of some parts. Body parts with reinforcement panels that are sandwiched together are just one of those spots. I soaked the areas of metal for 2 days at each spot, which is more than twice as long as the direction say to soak. Wow, the metal came out like new. Fantastic in my humble opinion. I then took compressed air and blew out the seams and thought I would leave the dried residue to protect from future rust, but its stayed kind of sticky... so I used TSP to wash the parts and blew them dry right away and I must say they look Better Than New. So Im giving Evapo-Rust two thumbs up.
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Bob Dub
> 3 dayI use it for cleaning reconditioned be cast iron skillets. It cant be beat for deep cleaning all the rust out of a cast iron skillet! Highly recommend. And the best part its biodegradable, non toxic and can be reused!! Highly recommend it!
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Andrew Cypcar
> 3 dayI used this while de-rusting several tools, side-by-side comparing the results against distilled white vinegar. I found that this works better than vinegar, but can be cost prohibitive for larger items. I ultimately decided on using the evapo-rust for anything small, complex, or possessing a female thread as the formula leaves little to no residue (unlike vinegar). I would recommend it to a friend. Pros: -works very well at removing rust. Heavily pitted items may require multiple baths -works better than distilled white vinegar -reusable -limited post-wash residue Cons: -expensive [compared to vinegar]
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Sean
> 3 dayI poured this into a large cooking pan and set some old rusted arcade parts into it and it came out nicely.
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Robert M. Bone
> 3 dayI liked the ease of use on toy train track. Just put your track in a plastic tub and in 12 yours you have clean track. Then store the rest of the solution for use the next time you have a rusty toy.
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Ed
> 3 dayWhat an awesome product! Works as designed. Had a family heirloom passed down that was heavily rusted. I put product on paper towels and let sit a good hour. Wiped clean off! I have other rusty tools that I will let soak longer than hour. May take wire brush to heavy rusted ones after it soaks more than an hour. Follow the directions and rinse off with water and paper dry. Be patient as the product will do its job in no time. Highly recommend this!
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The Duke of Debonair
> 3 dayThis stuff works really well. I tried it on some rusty nails that I left out a little too long in the rain and humidity of Florida it literally ate the rust away. Left the nails submerged for 12 hrs. periodically agitating them and the rust just fell off. They still have a bit of a rusty looking color/slighty tarnished but they are free from that flakey rust. For not having to do anything but cover them in the solution and come back half a day later Ill take that any day of the week, zero elbow grease required.
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Gary A. Peters
> 3 dayI have a pocket knife that I abuse and dont take care of, so it gets dirty and rusty. I dump it in Evapo-rust over night, sometimes a little longetlr. When I take it out, I just rinse it, wipe it down and apply a little oil; makes it look good again!
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lookout
> 3 dayI have cleaned 8 items some I have had for more than 50 years. All heavy rust. This product cleaned everyone with no issues! I will buy more.
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Vincent Coppola
> 3 dayBest way to remove rust from tools I have found. Only drawback is that it leaves a dark grey film - it is fairly easy to remove though.