will it remove rust stains from blue stone?
614222
I don't know about blue stone but I can tell you it will take the rust out of a toliet bowl with water in it instantly.
614223
I don't know about blue stone. It is great for removing mineral, rust and iron stains from my toilets, showers, tubs, and sinks. Sorry that I could not be of more help.
549884
Yes, CLR most certainly does work to remove stubborn stains. I used it to remove stains in my blue toilet and after a few hard rubs the stains came right out. I did, however, use full strength. Be careful with contact with eyes and skin. This is all on the label. Great product. Hope this helps.
530951
No but,I don't know for sure i used for rust removal. It works great om stone rock plants. Jkw
1172723
Hi Valerie, I don't know if it will remove rust. I have very soft water and I love the shampoo. I think it's worth a try.
693877
Since the description reads: Specification: 240 / 1000 Grits with Rust Remover , I think a fair assumption would be that it's the Rust Remover. Makes sense to me, a rust encrusted blade should be dealt with prior to using it on these finely crafted stones. If rust is not removed, I can imagine the stones losing their perfect flatness and generally becoming unsuitable for precision sharpening.
1119495
Yes. It works on most stains. I say most, because I think the only thing any cleaner has a tough time with is grease. But this works better than any other grout cleaner I've used.
549885
I found hard lime or what ever stains on my sink came off easily with this. It took the stain color away but left some roughness, but after using it several times it took the roughness away also. It also took white water stain off of my black floor tile ( ceramic).
1789478
Need to clean the rust off first maybe with some rust elimnator. But yes it works great!
1957022
I have read that you can use a raw potato to remove rust stains from cast iron. Could be worth a try!
882728
I am not sure. I used it to remove the stain of some bad silicone caulk that sat on granite for some time. It did am amazing job. It is stinky, but worth it. Saved a ruined top.
690833
I tried it on bluestone--first I called DuPont and they confirmed it was safe for bluestone. It did not remove the stain and left a white ring where the stain remover was applied that I can't get off so intact the oil stain is now more noticeable than before
1463464
I've only used it on oil and butter stains, on which it worked VERY well to remove them from my white granite. Water stains? I don't know.
658514
I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
587980
It depends on the depth of the stain. These remove an extremely small layer. You also need to seal granite every 6 months to avoid stains.
189173
I do not notice it leaving rust on my pavers. I use it at least once or twice a week. However, if you're really concerned about that, try setting it on top of some 16x16 pavers. Kinda like a platform. The quality of this steel firepit, to me, far outweighs rust stains. However, I do not see any. Hope this helps!
407782
Probably. The StoneTech completely removed two 4 inch round oil stains on my new granite. I'd give it a try.
574944
it should work, but you would have to use a stiff brush to get the product down into the pores of the pavers. and use the stiff brush again to scrup and rinse out the rust. it may take several applications. i don't know about the color, but it did not affect the paint when i used it on metal.