🌱 Evapo-Rust: The Ultimate Super Safe Rust Remover in 5 Gallon Size - Water-based, Non-Toxic, and Biodegradable Review

When I first used this product I was amazed at the results. I took an old pipe vise that had been sitting outside for years and looked like a solid mass of rust. First night dive, a little wire brushing and you could see the shiny metal on the frame. Over the course of a week the response slowed considerably but the end result is the pipe vise is completely disassembled awaiting final cleaning and reassembly. It's supposed to remove 1/2 pound of rust per gallon of EvapoRust, and I'm pretty sure

The safest, most convenient rust remover you will ever find. I've used everything, electrolysis, acids of all kinds from simple muriatic acid to custom blends from leading brands and nothing even comes close to the value that Evaporust offers. I've bought dozens of gallons over the years and will buy many more. You can leave it open in the store, pick it up, it's totally safe and just works. It even eats up scale with two nightly uses (with a water rinse in between). The rust removal mechanism…

Invaluable for car restoration. Instead of blasting small parts and devices, you can soak them in Evapo-Rust for 1-2 days (if they're really encrusted) and they usually look like bare metal. You will need to brush and/or dab Scotchbrite in water with a mild detergent, dry and oil after soaking to remove any remaining rust and grout. You can complete the finish with a fine wire circle, more Scotchbrite, etc. Then leave blank, use protectant, paint, plate and whatever else is needed. Larger parts

I originally bought a gallon of this product from the popular hardware store 4Runner Engine Parts Rust Remover. I was so blown away by how it worked that I bought a Revain 5 gallon bucket to dip the engine block of a 1991 Miata 1.6. I bought a hard plastic rectangular storage container, placed the engine block in it, and then carefully poured the Evapo-Rust fluid into it. In just 5 hours I lifted the engine block a bit and clearly saw how well it removes rust. The best part is that it is…

I bought a 5 gallon bucket after reading online reviews and the owner of the hardware store told me people love this stuff. Bought a plastic strainer from Walmart for 0.87 cents and used it to dunk bike parts. After 3 hours most of the lighter things looked amazing! Clean it with a toothbrush and rinse with water and it will look like new. Helpful tip I read from another buyer: After washing the parts, dip them in the solution again and let them dry. This protects against oxidation and rust…

This is just amazing! If you're lazy or don't have time to spend hours grinding rust, this is your answer. I've written maybe 3 reviews in my entire life and this stuff is worthy of a review! I use it to remove rust from old bench press kettlebells, works like a charm. Only thing is it takes time, don't think you can remove 20 year old rust in two minutes, give it 12-24 hours (depending on how bad the rust is) and it will look like new! I buy the 5 gallon size and my goodness I need it, it says