Alright guys quick question I have some metal parts that have rust on them and they can be removed so the question is do you guys have any experience with the rust removers where you set up like some kind of bath and add the liquid then you place the metal part in let it sit then 'Alah Kazam' no more rust!!! Any help will be appreciated thanks

 

Ive use a product before can't remember what it was called tho but it worked pretty good I took a wire wheel to it first then put it in the bath then a nice coat of paint to protect it (ill try to find out what its called when I get off work)

 

Alright thanks much appreciated

 

Then two years down the road. Ala kazam no paint. Not a good idea bro. You may not get the rust remover off well enough and cause paint adhesion issues. Sandblast or good old sanding.

 

The rust remover is water based safe for the environment all you do is rinse with water and your good (I used it prob 5 years ago on an umbrella stand the paints still good and no rust

 

alright thanks for your help i will probably not use it on things im going to try and paint but i was going to use it for some parts that i didnt need to paint just wanted to clean them up a bit!!!

 

POR-15 seems to work pretty well. It lifted some rust that wasn't pitted off a door i have that sanding didn't get. I believe without looking it was called marine clean

 

I've used rust neutralizers, but not the stuff that simply removes rust. The neutralizers turn rust into solid material that can be sanded, ground or painted. I did numerous spots on my old '46 Austin about 14 months ago, and they still look great.

 

hey jeepin just to let you know i do sandblasting and sodablasting if there small parts you can box them up and send to me in maryland ill blast and prime and ship them back... great prices

 

yeah the marine clean and por-15 are a great product and lasts a long time,good luck.