Review on 🧼 NO RUST Stain Remover: Effective Rust Eliminator for Marble, Granite, Stoneware, Baked and Cement Surfaces (Packaging may vary) by Jose Mcdaniel

This product just saved me! After noticing that one of my planters that I had placed on my marble table had a metal bottom and water was seeping underneath, I set out to remove the remaining rust stain. I started out with just using baking soda and water and as you can see in the first three images in the first photo there wasn't much progress. This product came and I wiped down the table with water and applied it for the recommended maximum time of 15 minutes. In the lower right image of the first photo, you can see that the dark purple color indicates a chemical reaction between the solvent and the rust. The second photo shows that after several 15 minute applications the darker rust stains were completely removed although the larger stains remained. I'm impatient so I started using this remedy for 2 hours straight and then eventually switched to 4 hours straight. In the pictures above in the third photo you can see that it started turning the marble purple and didn't go away. After some more research, I applied a poultice of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide (the kind you find in your first aid kit) and let it sit overnight. You can see in the third image below that the envelope helped remove the purple color. So I would wake up a few more days, apply the remover and leave it on for four hours, remove it, apply another four hours, remove it again, and then apply a poultice of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda at night to remove the purple residue. Left. In the last picture the stain is completely removed from the table! My only criticism of this guide is that 15 minutes is the max as I've seen most results after leaving the product for four hours. I'm so glad I didn't permanently damage my desk. Although it does take some patience (of course, this isn't a ready-made solution), this product really works!