Evapo-Rust

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Evapo-Rust

June 03, 2009, 01:08:56 PM

Had heard about this, And found some at the local Autozone~So i picked up a jug to try it out.

I'm always hopeful that items will work as claimed, But when it comes to stuff like this i always seem to end up disapointed...
Not this time!

Works exactly as claimed, Soak the item in the evaporust liquid for a certain amount of time, and it will eat/disintegrate the rust until it is non existant.

So far i've only tested on some rusted out vintage wrenches/tools i recently picked up, And various rusted out hardware, bolts, bike parts~But works just as it says.

You can reuse the liquid until it loses performance/stops working, And i've been doing just that.
I bought a jug, and have gone through 5 full rust removal jobs and its still working even though the liquid turned from yellow to black (lol).

I'm very impressed, I'll post pics soon.

Evapo-Rust

Reply #1 – June 03, 2009, 02:09:22 PM

Might wanna look in this thread. http://www.foxtbirdcougarforums.com/showthread.php?t=19521&highlight=rust+removal Its got a low cost rust removal that works great. And most likely cheaper than that Evaporust . Good to here is works so well.

Stuckman

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Reply #2 – June 03, 2009, 03:22:12 PM

humm,, demo a car body part

lets see some before / after

Evapo-Rust

Reply #3 – June 03, 2009, 04:08:00 PM

Thanks for both of these threads. I never knew!

Evapo-Rust

Reply #4 – June 03, 2009, 04:15:47 PM

Here's some pics~ (Not the greatest examples).

A pile of vintage wrenches/tools i picked up for 0.25ea, BEFORE:

AFTER: (Other rusted tools were added, Not pictured above)

Process~
Fresh jug of evaporust, And first round of rusted tools:

Next day: (Stuff added after previous photo)

Evapo strained and drained, Then tools Rinsed off with water like instructed:

Dried out then whiped/sprayed down with WD-40, And set out to dry:

Same chemical used about 5 overnight rounds: