Evapo-Rust ER012 Heavy Duty – 128 oz., Rust Remover for Auto Parts, Hardware,...

This stuff is brilliant for rusty steel, better than white vinegar. I had bolts and bicycle parts that were basically clean, but pretty well rusted. No caked on grease or dirt, a good layer of rust but not caked up thick. I put them in a plastic container of this stuff. It dissolves the rust into the solution, so no wire brushing needed unless the part is covered in gunk. It takes a while. I did the first screw in an ultrasonic cleaner and they were done in an hour. I put the more complicated parts with deep sockets into a container of this and let it soak for a couple of days, they came out beautiful! Depending on the steel it will either come up clean or have a gray/black conversion coating. Great for screws/tools, the conversion coating helps hold oil to prevent future rusting. It won't eat the base metal. Rusty pliers could sit in this for a month, the rust will dissolve but the pliers won't have any pitting except for what the rust did. I wouldn't use it on my antique rifle, because the color might turn, but it's great for general purpose stuff like tools and hardware.

It doesn't perform miracles, but a 30-minute soak in evapo-rust does a great job of cleaning up rusty nuts, bolts and small parts. I keep a plastic coffee can of it on hand whenever I'm working on my project car, bolts and nuts go right in and by the time I'm ready to reinstall they are rust-free.

I used this on some old bike chain, chain ring, and other parts. It did a good job of removing rust and loosening the tough bits. Flash rusting can definitely occur after using so be ready to dry and coat the item after it has soaked.

This stuff is amazing! Works better than i ever expected! A bit spendy, but I guess when it saves over a hundred dollars in tools, it'll pay for itself. I always soaked rusty tools in diesel, but it very rarely worked out without a lot of effort. This stuff makes your rusty tools al.ost like new!

Originally I bought a 3.5 gallon bucket of this stuff to de-rust in the inside of my motorcycle tank. The website says to wash any grease/oil and dirt. off of the parts you're going to soak, but after draining the gas from my tank and letting it sit for a day, I forgot to wash the tank out. I filled the tank with Evapo-rust and let it sit for approximately 24 hours and when I checked it it hadn't done anything. I contacted the manufacturer via their website contact form and received a reply that any amount of gasoline would screw up the Ph and cause evapo-rust not to work properly. So that was around $60 down the drain since it apparently ruins the product. It doesn't mention this in the directions I'd read on the website. This time around I soaked it with dish soap 3 times, rinsing it out 3 or 4 times after each soak. I'll update this review once I see how it works this time. **UPDATE** Ok, so I've had my tank soaking for one week and one day and this stuff is doing the job. It's taking awhile, but one of the reasons I decided to go with this stuff was that it only eats the rust and will not affect the metal. I didn't want to have to babysit my tank through the rust removal processes, so being able to forget about it for a couple of days was ideal for me. I think it probably would have worked faster had I drained the product, rinsed the tank, and replaced the product every day. The instructions tell you you may need to rinse your part and resoak to remove a film that might prevent further penetration into the rust. The instructions indicate that heavy rust might need at least an over night soaking, and while I didn't think mine would be considered "heavy" rust, it certainly wasn't light rust. Now that the rust is pretty much gone, there's pretty decent pitting in the metal in there. I wound up buying another gallon locally (total 3 gallons) because I have no way of telling if all the rust is removed aside from what I can see through the filler hole. I would recommend getting enough of this product that will at least mostly fill your tank to minimize how many different positions you have to leave the tank setting. I really want to find something heavily rusted that I can drop into the solution so I can better see the progress. That and it's a bit of a pain draining it out of the tank, rinsing it out thoroughly, and then pouring the product back in. I also filtered the product through a t-shirt each time I drained it out of the tank to remove the little bits of rust that came out. This stuff definitely does a good job and it's safe to use and won't eat anything but the rust. I wasn't concerned about this because I'm getting a dent fixed and getting it repainted, but it doesn't appear to harm the paint at all. I have spilled this stuff a decent amount though this process and aside from making your hands a little sticky, it's easy to work with. If you're in a hurry this might not be the product for you unless your dealing with really light rust, but if you're like me and want something that you can "set and forget" it will work for you. I waited until winter so I wouldn't have to go without riding my bike for the repairs, so this was a perfect solution for me.

Wow, a mystery formula wonder chemical that ACTUALLY WORKS AS ADVERTISED!! I LOVE THIS STUFF. Its nice to work with, no burns, no fumes, no problems. Reuseable several times. You fill a container close to the size and shape of rusty metal object or tool with the liquid and drop your tool in and let it sit a day or two, pull it out and VOILA, its magical, rust is all gone, left with a clean light greyed metal, rinse with water, (safe for environment and drains), wipe with tool oil. Light wire brushing of heavy rusted areas might be required. This is a soak solution, probably want to buy the gallon size for coverage in larger containers, the object must be submerged in solution. I bought the quart first to try it being skeptical of miracle liquid solutions and i was blown away by how well it worked so i bought a gallon now. Skip the quart if you have more than a few small items to clean, trust me it works.

国内品色々試してましたが、綺麗に錆びが落ち切らず何度も漬け置きしたり、酸・アルカリの刺激臭・異臭がしたり、 直接触れない物だったりと扱いが面倒なの上に、錆びが落とし切れず結局後で散々研磨したりしていました。 Evapo-RustははYoutubeのHand Tool Rescueという古い工具をレストアするチャンネルで使用されており、綺麗に錆 が落ちていたので試しに購入してみました。赤鯖だらけになったネジやに黒錆になっているドライバやニッパとかの工 具を試して見ましたが数時間～二晩漬け置きしておけば殆ど錆が落ちます。動画で見た通りの使用感でした。 酷い錆は錆びてた箇所に若干シミが残りますがワイヤーブラシで磨けば落ちる程度だったので試してはいませんが漬け て置く時間をもっと延ばせば落ちるような気がします。 液は酸やアルカリを含まないので素手で触れても大丈夫です。匂いはちょっと癖のある薬品臭がしますが私はそれ程嫌 な臭いには感じませんでした。同社のジェルタイプも同時購入して使用しましたがこっちの方は液体の匂いを濃縮した ようなキツイ匂いです。ジェルタイプはアルミの錆にも使えるのと大きくて漬け置き出来ない物や垂直面に塗っても垂れにくく、効果は液体タイプと遜色ありませんでした。 液体・ジェルタイプどちらも水洗いしただけでは金属光沢までは蘇らず表面にうっすらとくすんだ膜みたいな物が形成 されているので、水洗いして乾燥させた後にワイヤーブラシ等で軽く磨いてやる必要はあります。 漬け置き後に水洗いしなければくすんだ膜が防錆剤としての効果を維持してくれる様です。 ルーターに真鍮製のブリストルブラシやカップブラシを付けて軽く磨く程度で楽に金属光沢が出てきます。 値段は高めですが一回使用の使い切りでは無く、錆落としの効果が無くなるまで繰り返し使用が可能なのでトータルで 見ればコスパは良いと思います。 大き目のジャムの空き瓶に小分けして繰り返し使用してます。使用する度に液はだんだん錆び色に濃く染まりますが、 数回程度使用した位では効果が薄れたような感じは全くありませんでした。

First time using this stuff..and I was truly impressed how well it worked ..is there better out there. I’m not sure, would I buy this again …absolutely.

It works well, but I recommend leaving the items to soak for a good 24 hrs. The product can be left to work for an extended period without corroding or altering metals. Also, it should be used at room temperature; cold temperatures inhibit action and slow performance.

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Great product, I used it to restore a completely rusted in and out trunk latch of my classic car. Worked great, unbelievable results. Recommended it to all my friends..