🔥 Powerful RustAid GSX00101 Goof 1 Gallon GAL Rust Stain Remover for Effective Rust Removal! Review

I used this on some fairly large rust spots in my driveway caused by a 30 year old trash can that was left in place for 5 months while I was renovating my house. The basic instructions are simple enough - say it. in a pump sprayer (wear appropriate personal protective equipment - whatever that means to you). For me, it's a pair of rubber gloves. Don't spray in the wind - it contains HF and this stuff eats into your bones in high concentrations. In any case, it snowed. I waited 10-15 minutes…

My back porch was completely repainted with Georgia Red Clay. When we moved into the house 15 years ago we didn't have any grass and our dog dug up the whole back porch with red clay. I've tried pressure washing over the years and nothing has even touched it. I figured I'd just end up painting the porch, so I didn't worry too much about it. Well we bought a beautiful patio set and rug last week and thought I'd give the cleaning a try before I put it all back in place. But I didn't have high…

This material was a magical cure for removing rust stains from sprinklers on my South Florida stucco home. But the whole thing Process was a breeze and took less than 10 minutes I poured undiluted RustAid into a standard water bottle (not a garden sprayer but a regular Windex bottle) and sprayed it directly onto the stains on the house Sprayed all the stains on 2 walls then went back and hosed it off. Looked pretty good but still had some residue so I went closer and sprayed the residue again…

This product does what it's supposed to do, but you have to be careful about how and where you use it. Read the instructions :) This product did a very good job of removing the rust stains caused by my well water on the concrete. The amount needed depended on how bad the rust was in that particular area. I used a standard cheap garden sprayer and wish I had bought one of the backpacks as I had to bend down to spray 10 jugs which was very tiring. A longer hose and a larger capacity atomizer make

I have a manure rust stained patch here in Florida. Yes, these are spots, not a fixed area. The cobblestones were sealed about 12 months ago, but admittedly the sun is quite intense here all year round and I suspect the process of UV radiation breaks down much faster here than at higher latitudes. I also suspect that the 'mixture' used for coarse pavers is significantly more porous than for sidewalks and driveways. As a result, I believe the rust settles deeper than just the surface. I sprayed…