I have an item that is too large to soak easily. Will the product work if it's just wiped on and left for some time?
1238684
No it doesn't work like that. You probably have to use that jelly rust product.
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Directions say: Soak "MUST BE FULLY IMMERSED" ........This stuff is the consistency of water and would dry pretty quick! Call 800-365-1117
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The Metal Rescue will not work if it's wiped on, the part needs to soak. The thin layer of product wiped on would become saturated with rust and stop working. Depending on what you have you could get creative with building a suitable container. A section of PVC pipe can be made into a container by gluing a cap on one end for long, thin parts. I have a lathe bed I plan to soak so I'm making a wood trough 5' long and 6" high and I'll line it with heavy plastic drop cloth to hold the Metal Rescue. Or maybe use a solvent tank pump to direct a stream of the solution onto a surface and use a catch pan to collect the runoff and constantly recirculate it. The Metal Rescue will not work if it's wiped on, the part needs to soak. The thin layer of product wiped on would become saturated with rust and stop working. Depending on what you have you could get creative with building a suitable container. A section of PVC pipe can be made into a container by gluing a cap on one end for long, thin parts. I have a lathe bed I plan to soak so I'm making a wood trough 5' long and 6" high and I'll line it with heavy plastic drop cloth to hold the Metal Rescue. Or maybe use a solvent tank pump to direct a stream of the solution onto a surface and use a... » Read More The Metal Rescue will not work if it's wiped on, the part needs to soak. The thin layer of product wiped on would become saturated with rust and stop working. Depending on what you have you could get creative with building a suitable container. A section of PVC pipe can be made into a container by gluing a cap on one end for long, thin parts. I have a lathe bed I plan to soak so I'm making a wood trough 5' long and 6" high and I'll line it with heavy plastic drop cloth to hold the Metal Rescue. Or maybe use a solvent tank pump to direct a stream of the solution onto a surface and use a catch pan to collect the runoff and constantly recirculate it. « Show Less
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You can soak it off completely. It takes a little longer, but it can be soaked off.
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I have cleaned my a few time and had no trouble afterware. I don't dip in water just wipe it out and let stand an dry for a few hours.
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You need to use a wet rag. If they've been left on longer they'll be harder to wipe off
137672
Probably not. This product is only good on fabric that cannot be touched by water. For any fabric that can be wiped with a damp cloth try ammonia - best cleaner around.
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I'm sure it would was fine. Although I just wipe it down with a disinfectant wipe. It only takes a few minutes, and I don't have to wait for the wash cycle �
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Clean with damp cloth. Water only. Push the clean and wipe for the full 30 seconds. You may have to do it twice. This worked for me.
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How I understand this product: Think of a dry sponge, then fill the sponge with water. Once the sponge has water in it, it can no longer soak up more water. That's what this product does, the sealer in essence fills the stone so that other things can't soak in. However what I understand is that you still need to wipe up spills quickly because if left to soak in, then some of the spill may in fact soak in. Your existing stains will not be removed by a sealer. It's not a cleaner. It's made to prevent future liquids from absorbing into a porous material.
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If it had dried, I think it would clean it up but you are not supposed to use it for anything wet. I think it would smear it and be a mess!
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I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
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Yep == of course you would have wiped clean - as best you can -- I had a sick dog and weathered poop and puke, always cleaning up, and following up with damp cloth etc... this stuff works great --- even days after if I could not attend to it ASAP after cleaning. the only product better is the one the chem dry specialists have, and that is not available to us. Follow directions and you will be please, I hope, as I am. good luck and still hug your dog.
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I'm sure it would was fine. Although I just wipe it down with a disinfectant wipe. It only takes a few minutes, and I don't have to wait for the wash cycle &#128522;
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Try cleaning fluid or leighter fluid, but be careful. Put a towel under single layer of stained fabric. Put liquid on fabric & allow to stand a short while. Use a soft toothbrush. May need more than one try. I had an accident like this today. This method took care of my problem.
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Spray it on and leave it. It will dry in minutes. I only used it until it cleared up and then didn't need it again. Good luck.
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Clean-up should be similar to silicone caulk, razor and possibly a solvent. The cleaner you apply it the cleaner it will come off.
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No the surface must be clean and dry and all oils or dirt removed or it will just flake off. Good luck.
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It will leave whatever surface you apply it on greasy, however, after you've let it soak in and you wipe off/wash any excess it is totally fine.