Here's another CHEMICAL That REMOVES RUST! Is it the Mirical we've all been waiting for?? Make sure to check out the Merchandise Shelf for some GREAT STUFF -- Right Above this COMMENT! Thanks for watching
I have been using vinegar to remove rust for years and it works great. For larger panels like on a car, I use molasses covered by plastic and leave it for a few days and then wash it off to reveal clean rust free steel
Todd, I guess they still sell molasses in grocery stores. Baking isle, I guess. Wonder how it would measure in a "Side-by-Side Test?" Interesting thought. Have a safe couple of months until we have to "Buy" a calendar! Still waiting on my bank toaster after opening a new account! DK, Omaha, NE. (Don't like the snow anymore)
@@deankay4434 yes it's still sold in grocery stores and while it is more expensive it has the advantage of being thicker with the ability to stay in place even vertical or overhead, but it is a bit slower than vinegar. There are probably some videos here on UA-cam that are useful that explain how to use it for rust removal
Hey Pete, Thanks for the DIY tips. I have found tumbling hardware in vinegar cleans it well as long as there is no caked on grease. I made mine from an old wiper motor, a 5 gal pail, and skate wheels. I put it in the shed and let it go overnight. Maybe the HF rock tumbler would do the same.
Great idea Lane. I bet McMaster-Carr sells the little ceramic cones that work on many things. Coated header came out of a ceramic cone tumbler after ceramic wash, but you need a 55 gallon plastic drum and dryer belt, motor and support wheels. Hey wait a minute.... DK, Omaha, NE. (Got to see the SAC air museum 24 miles West of Omaha near Clayton Andersons home town, the astronaut. I saw the cut-away of a real radial 16 cylinder at the original SAC museum, located on the old Martin Bomber plant grounds. Yes, we had a Rosie the riveter here too! Stay safe. I lost the year to 3 lumbar surgical procedures. Still can't walk without a cain. 4 fusion, 1 done twice, RFA, now electric implant they put in upside down. Still have that to pay. Should have done the weather!
According to the instructions, Evaporust works best with the solution heated. I took this to the test and the solvent works 100% better when hot.. Try it again, Pete!
And they said in the instructions 1 to 24 hrs. You didn't wait that long, I myself would have put them back in the cup for 8 more hrs. I am restoring a old car also and I will give evpo-rust a try and let you know how it turns out. THANKS my friend, your friend Dale
I just subscribed. I like watching your videos. My dad was a body man for 43 years.he was a miserable fuck too.I miss him though.he was like you.fun to watch and listen to.he taught me a lot. I’m retired after working as a detailer in a dealership for 40 years. Needless to say I was the guy that did all of the buffing that needed to be done. Please keep the videos coming.
I have always used muriatic acid. i even use it to remove rusted nuts and such. I have cleaned engine blocks people gave me free. One was a BBC 454 engine. I used a garden pump 2 or 3 gallon pump. Honed the cylinders and valve lifter holes and made a good block that ran 10:30 in my drag car for 10 years with no problems. I have some in a spray bottle to remove bolts and nuts on anything. Use another spray bottle with baking soda and water to neutralize muriatic acid. Best way to clean this kind of stuff that works and is cheap.
Good video Pete. I have a question. If we spray 'epoxy sealer' on the washer that you wire wheeled, will the rust eventually rust through, or eventually 'bubble' up? Or; is the rust treated enough that the decaying action is stopped? Thanks for the video Pete. I buy a lot of stuff from Harbor Freight too. I am happy about the quality their tools have stepped up too through the years. Phillip Hall
Very interesting, if not base, not acid, no strong smell and still cleans. This makes me wonder as I a seen molasses used to clean metal which has little to oder. Interesting Pete!
@@newriver8940 Thanks "Newriver" for the molasses connection. For me, it is always a process of elimination after fixing cars, my brain heads that direction. I don't know where the entire year went after it warmed, but please, have a safe November, Thanks giving and then some Christmas action if you practice it or not, then here come a new calendar. Banks used to give them away, but now, if you are allowed in the lobby, you walk off with a bank ink pen, steel gates drop and you surrender then pen. ;), joking, but I never got that toaster dang it! DK, Omaha, NE. (No longer like snow)
I did my 58 Lloyd's body panels and small parts with this. It worked better on the smaller items I could submerge in it. I like this stuff a lot, especially having so many rusty cars.
thanks Pete, this is a great video and exactly the product I been wanting to try when restoring my 57 Plymouth Belvedere. I think i am going to setup a water sprinkler to run this chemical over a fender and have it drain into a plastic pool and just keep recycling that.. I think this would be much cleaner and healthier for my shop and my lungs than sand blasting. I let you know how it turns out or hell, you can try it too :)
Excellent review my friend Pete! I might try immersing greasy nuts and bolts in a cup of carb cleaner overnight first? Maybe blow it with compressed air to evaporate the carb cleaner faster then throw it in the evapoRust- I guess it would be a little more toxic but great vid, I'm gonna try this product, I've had a gallon of it in the garage for a year now and just haven't gotten to it somehow but the floors of my '88 F150 have bad surface rust and soon I will deal with it, "soon" because of the inspiration of this vid so thank you!
To clean those nuts and bolts, use the ultra sonic with that rust remover product. Other option is to use a tumbler with abrasive. You can find all this at Harbour Fright!
I have use that product for my Mercedes bolts and nut restoration if you use it on an ultrasonic on hot setting works incredible fast , for me is the best product .
So I have a hood I had about given up on until discovering your videos and a few others using similar methods. The hood is all down to bare steel with the classic light rust everywhere. Not just a surface rust layer a sander would take off. So my plan is to soak paper towels and lay them across the hood, wrap all that in plastic wrap and let sit overnight. So when I open it the next day just wipe it all down and sand? Should be fine to paint over the blackened previously rusted areas? The rust won’t bleed back through the new primer/paint/clear? Thanks for any help
I use evapo rust then I'll hit it with a wire brush or wheel and repeat, or move on to fast etch from eastwood to leave a zinc coating on it. Works great.
You forgot to mention its greatest benefit besides rust removal... it's safe on rubber, paint, ect. I have actually used this product in a continual spray underneath cars. The product drains into a tub and is pumped out again. It won't dissolve grease markings from the factory either or paint when trying to save an original car.
Ok My Friend Pete, now that the parts are clean of rust, how do you stop them from rusting again right away? I have done this with vinagre and the parts started to rust right away again. Also I tried to get rust off the trunk of my car and I put vinagre on a towel and left it there. the vinagre etched the metal and I don't know how to fix that. Will this product the same thing to the metal?
Get a flg5 (eu) / sgk600 devilbiss gun with 1.8 for primer jobs, great gun for the value and make a review of it? I would say zthat the best for gun for starting painting. That gun and 1.3/1.4 and 1.8mm tips and off you go. Its so much easier start painting with deasent gun vs el heapo chinese.
I bought a 5 gallon bucket of this stuff. I put a set of horribly rusted heads in the bucket flipping them after two days so the whole head was treated. 4 days in they came out looking like they just came from the machine shop.
I’ve used vinegar with great success but haven’t used this product. However another channel “Uncle Tony’s Garage” did a comparison of several different things to free up frozen engine parts and vinegar came out the winner.
Here's another CHEMICAL That REMOVES RUST! Is it the Mirical we've all been waiting for?? Make sure to check out the Merchandise Shelf for some GREAT STUFF -- Right Above this COMMENT! Thanks for watching
I have been using vinegar to remove rust for years and it works great. For larger panels like on a car, I use molasses covered by plastic and leave it for a few days and then wash it off to reveal clean rust free steel
Todd, I guess they still sell molasses in grocery stores. Baking isle, I guess. Wonder how it would measure in a "Side-by-Side Test?" Interesting thought.
Have a safe couple of months until we have to "Buy" a calendar! Still waiting on my bank toaster after opening a new account!
DK, Omaha, NE. (Don't like the snow anymore)
@@deankay4434 yes it's still sold in grocery stores and while it is more expensive it has the advantage of being thicker with the ability to stay in place even vertical or overhead, but it is a bit slower than vinegar. There are probably some videos here on UA-cam that are useful that explain how to use it for rust removal
Hey Pete, Thanks for the DIY tips. I have found tumbling hardware in vinegar cleans it well as long as there is no caked on grease. I made mine from an old wiper motor, a 5 gal pail, and skate wheels. I put it in the shed and let it go overnight. Maybe the HF rock tumbler would do the same.
Great idea Lane. I bet McMaster-Carr sells the little ceramic cones that work on many things. Coated header came out of a ceramic cone tumbler after ceramic wash, but you need a 55 gallon plastic drum and dryer belt, motor and support wheels. Hey wait a minute....
DK, Omaha, NE. (Got to see the SAC air museum 24 miles West of Omaha near Clayton Andersons home town, the astronaut. I saw the cut-away of a real radial 16 cylinder at the original SAC museum, located on the old Martin Bomber plant grounds. Yes, we had a Rosie the riveter here too! Stay safe. I lost the year to 3 lumbar surgical procedures. Still can't walk without a cain. 4 fusion, 1 done twice, RFA, now electric implant they put in upside down. Still have that to pay. Should have done the weather!
According to the instructions, Evaporust works best with the solution heated. I took this to the test and the solvent works 100% better when hot.. Try it again, Pete!
Good review Pete ! Thanks for putting the time into stuff like this. It is a huge benefit to us viewers.
Great job Pete .....The most honest man on You Tube !!!
And they said in the instructions 1 to 24 hrs. You didn't wait that long, I myself would have put them back in the cup for 8 more hrs. I am restoring a old car also and I will give evpo-rust a try and let you know how it turns out. THANKS my friend, your friend Dale
Good review glad to see a product that actually works.
I just subscribed.
I like watching your videos.
My dad was a body man for 43 years.he was a miserable fuck too.I miss him though.he was like you.fun to watch and listen to.he taught me a lot.
I’m retired after working as a detailer in a dealership for 40 years.
Needless to say I was the guy that did all of the buffing that needed to be done.
Please keep the videos coming.
I have always used muriatic acid. i even use it to remove rusted nuts and such. I have cleaned engine blocks people gave me free. One was a BBC 454 engine. I used a garden pump 2 or 3 gallon pump. Honed the cylinders and valve lifter holes and made a good block that ran 10:30 in my drag car for 10 years with no problems. I have some in a spray bottle to remove bolts and nuts on anything. Use another spray bottle with baking soda and water to neutralize muriatic acid. Best way to clean this kind of stuff that works and is cheap.
Good video Pete. I have a question. If we spray 'epoxy sealer' on the washer that you wire wheeled, will the rust eventually rust through, or eventually 'bubble' up? Or; is the rust treated enough that the decaying action is stopped? Thanks for the video Pete.
I buy a lot of stuff from Harbor Freight too. I am happy about the quality their tools have stepped up too through the years. Phillip Hall
Very interesting, if not base, not acid, no strong smell and still cleans. This makes me wonder as I a seen molasses used to clean metal which has little to oder. Interesting Pete!
It is based off of molasses with a cleaning agent
@@newriver8940 Thanks "Newriver" for the molasses connection. For me, it is always a process of elimination after fixing cars, my brain heads that direction.
I don't know where the entire year went after it warmed, but please, have a safe November, Thanks giving and then some Christmas action if you practice it or not, then here come a new calendar. Banks used to give them away, but now, if you are allowed in the lobby, you walk off with a bank ink pen, steel gates drop and you surrender then pen. ;), joking, but I never got that toaster dang it!
DK, Omaha, NE. (No longer like snow)
I did my 58 Lloyd's body panels and small parts with this. It worked better on the smaller items I could submerge in it. I like this stuff a lot, especially having so many rusty cars.
That cool Alan.. Thanks for watching!
@@diyautoschool yes Sir Pete! I hope your knee is coming along! Thank you for another great and informative video! Got my new SWRNC shirt today! :D
Neat White Vinegar works really well on rusted parts Pete
thanks Pete, this is a great video and exactly the product I been wanting to try when restoring my 57 Plymouth Belvedere. I think i am going to setup a water sprinkler to run this chemical over a fender and have it drain into a plastic pool and just keep recycling that.. I think this would be much cleaner and healthier for my shop and my lungs than sand blasting. I let you know how it turns out or hell, you can try it too :)
You are going to have a lot of evaporation that way.
I'll definitely be buying some of that rust remover looks to be the real deal.
Excellent review my friend Pete! I might try immersing greasy nuts and bolts in a cup of carb cleaner overnight first? Maybe blow it with compressed air to evaporate the carb cleaner faster then throw it in the evapoRust- I guess it would be a little more toxic but great vid, I'm gonna try this product, I've had a gallon of it in the garage for a year now and just haven't gotten to it somehow but the floors of my '88 F150 have bad surface rust and soon I will deal with it, "soon" because of the inspiration of this vid so thank you!
That stuff is amazing. I know from experience.
I've used this on 2001 and 1991 chevy roof work very well gave it 3 treatments
To clean those nuts and bolts, use the ultra sonic with that rust remover product.
Other option is to use a tumbler with abrasive.
You can find all this at Harbour Fright!
I have use that product for my Mercedes bolts and nut restoration if you use it on an ultrasonic on hot setting works incredible fast , for me is the best product .
evaporust is the jam! its 20$ a bottle that size here... sometimes the wire wheel and some time is all you need when it all starts adding up
Food grade citric acid mixed with water works so fast and very safe
I might have to try that that seemed to work pretty dang good thank you Pete I hope you're doing okay
They make a gel as well! I use it on old bike fenders and wheels havent tryed on my cars yet.
Pete you read my mind! I'm looking for something, but is this safe to use in little spots on my truck?
ok I'm at the end of your video....great for other stuff you can dip 😝
So I have a hood I had about given up on until discovering your videos and a few others using similar methods. The hood is all down to bare steel with the classic light rust everywhere. Not just a surface rust layer a sander would take off. So my plan is to soak paper towels and lay them across the hood, wrap all that in plastic wrap and let sit overnight. So when I open it the next day just wipe it all down and sand? Should be fine to paint over the blackened previously rusted areas? The rust won’t bleed back through the new primer/paint/clear? Thanks for any help
I use evapo rust then I'll hit it with a wire brush or wheel and repeat, or move on to fast etch from eastwood to leave a zinc coating on it. Works great.
Thank you for sharing this
I think that stuff would work great in an ultrasonic cleaner because it really did a pretty fair job just by doing the static soak.
You forgot to mention its greatest benefit besides rust removal... it's safe on rubber, paint, ect. I have actually used this product in a continual spray underneath cars. The product drains into a tub and is pumped out again. It won't dissolve grease markings from the factory either or paint when trying to save an original car.
Ok My Friend Pete, now that the parts are clean of rust, how do you stop them from rusting again right away? I have done this with vinagre and the parts started to rust right away again.
Also I tried to get rust off the trunk of my car and I put vinagre on a towel and left it there. the vinagre etched the metal and I don't know how to fix that. Will this product the same thing to the metal?
An oldie but a goodie.
This is a good product!!! Believe it or not Apple Cider Vinegar does the same thing.
Get a flg5 (eu) / sgk600 devilbiss gun with 1.8 for primer jobs, great gun for the value and make a review of it? I would say zthat the best for gun for starting painting. That gun and 1.3/1.4 and 1.8mm tips and off you go. Its so much easier start painting with deasent gun vs el heapo chinese.
I bought a 5 gallon bucket of this stuff. I put a set of horribly rusted heads in the bucket flipping them after two days so the whole head was treated. 4 days in they came out looking like they just came from the machine shop.
Good deal my friend Pete
Muriatic acid makes them look new in under 5 minutes
Has anyone used this on body panels? Anything special that needs to be done before priming or painting it?
Best results put nut and bolts in a container and set aside for a week or so, it removes ALL rust takes longer for deep rust
Thanks for the video Pete. I've tried a few things but not this particular product. Do you think this works better than your vinegar and water?
I’ve used vinegar with great success but haven’t used this product. However another channel “Uncle Tony’s Garage” did a comparison of several different things to free up frozen engine parts and vinegar came out the winner.
Hummmm just what I needed!
Have you ever used rust mort? If so how does it compare. Thanks Pete
Did you ever get an asnwer
My friend Pete 😎
I put it in my tumbler with the media and it works great, now I will say that they will re rust in time
Keep leaning brother
Do it with vinegar it’ll eat rust and is cheaper I have a Pontiac eight lug wheel and it eats rust good
Evaporust works decent for me anyway and it is reusable
Do not sandblast nuts and bolts.....It'll remove metal and they'll never tight up properly
Nothing better than Rust Mort
my friend pete
Everything the government burocracy touches, falls to shit.
It’s environmentally friendly and won’t hurt you
What is is made from Edna???
Same thing with carburetor cleaner...remove..what...?????
Pete, did ya fart?
Wow this Guy needs a Muffler!
Lol 😂, that’s just how my friend Pete operates brother, he’s always like this but you couldn’t ask for a better guy..
24 hrs
Now I can throw away all my worn out wire wheels.👍🇺🇲🗽
Videos have got stale