Rust Remover

[fatboy578]

Does anyone know or ever used a rust remover that actually works? One that you can brush on and rinse off,I have see many advertised,but would like one that actually works very well. I would really appreciate any feedback. Thanks Larry

[J-(Chicago)]

I haven't found any that are worth the money and effort yet.
I've found there's no substitute for a good sandblasting.
My advice is: Save your money, and have it done up right.

[68Tom]

Depends on what level of rust you're taking about. If you have sanded off almost all of the rust and have traces left, I'm pretty sure Rust Free does a good job of converting remaining rust.
http://www.theruststore.com/Rust-Rem...art-W22C2.aspx

If you aren't sanding anything, I don't think there's anyting you can brush on and rinse off that's going to do a perfect job. That will require soaking or a continual "rinse". Check this out....
http://www.missbelvedere.com/

Maybe other's have some other experience with some products that you're looking for.

[Olds64]

Tom is right on. If you have already sanded and done grinding on the rust then rust remover is a good idea to get all of the little bits of rust chemically neutralized. If you don't plan on sanding first then don't bother with the rust remover.

[a64olz]

For parts try this, about $7 for rebar, $5 for walmart container, and about $3 for arm & hammer washing soda, about an hour of build time and a 8 hour soak in the tank, the charger is set at 12 volts 2 amps google elecrolytic or electrolysis rust removal it works.

[Olds64]

That is a cool idea!

[citcapp]

a64olz

Thats neat, Thanks for sharing this with the rest of us.