How to Use Rust Release Rust Remover

Rust Release^® rust remover is used through dipping. You can use any container. If your company doesn’t have a container, you can get one free of charge (see our Dipping Tank Offer).

Step 1: Place your material into the dip tank filled with enough Rust Release to cover all rusted areas.

Step 2: Soak the material until the rust is gone with the Rust Release solution.

Step 3: Remove the cleaned material and allow to dry.

Step 4: Spray with Rust Defense (rust inhibitor) for rust protection.

Frequently Asked Rust Remover Questions

What if I can’t dip my product?

Rust Release^® also comes in a Gel form so that you can paint it on and remove the rust! Please visit the Rust Release Super Gel website to learn more.

How do I know when Rust Release^® is used up?

The bath will turn completely black and will not perform.

Do parts have to be clean before using Rust Release^®?

No, Rust Release^® penetrates the dirt and oils. However, grease and dirt will decrease the life of the solution, so we recommended you clean heavy grease and oil deposits prior to dipping.

How long does Rust Release^® last?

This depends on how rusty the metal is, but one gallon can derust up to 325 pounds of steel.

Will Rust Release^® harm my paint?

No, it only removes rust.

How can I order Rust Release^®?

You can click here to order, call direct to (773) 262-8888, or fax your order to (773) 262-8905.

How do I dispose of used Rust Release^®?

Rust Release^® is considered a non-hazardous product to dispose of. However, local laws vary, so it is recommended you call your local waste management service. Alternatively, you can call me directly at (773) 262-8888 and I will be able to help you.

Can’t Dip? Rust Release® comes in a Gel Form for easy application.
Just brush on, let sit, and wipe away your Rust!