My range has a little rust , this product could help with that before it get worse ?
777805
I am sorry I have no idea about using this on a range. I used it on my bath tub.
777806
The rust already there should be removed. You should be able to use a little sand paper, being very careful not to scratch the surrounding area. Then you can apply this to the area where the rust was. The color of the paint is unlikely to match the color of your stove precisely, so while it will cover the spot and stop the rust from spreading, the patch will most likely be a slighly different color than the rest of the stove.
777807
I agree with the other comments about sanding and filling first. I would also use the high heat porcelain touch up paint if it is for a stove. There is a porcelain filler and repair I used prior to the paint for my tub. It is made by the same company and is available on Amazon as well. Search for Sheffield Bronze Corp 1454 Porcelain Filler & Repair 1 Oz. on Amazon and you will find it.
777808
it has the ability to cover rust. how good it will look will depend on the size of the area.
777809
I suggest sanding out the rust first before applying this. I also suggest the filler then this touch up as the filler will smooth out the surface and can be sanded flush with the rest of the area. The is a paint type product to match the color. The one I used is white and it is very white.
1807843
It might help but that is not what it is made for. But we recommend Rust Eraser, you can get it at John Deere Landscaping it is for fertilizer stains.
1385356
I agree with the previous responder. I would be careful using something that aggressive on the finish. Have had great results with Bar Keepers helper when nothing else worked...particularly around rust.
360418
Anything that's metal isn't rust proof, however you can have it powder coated which is a plastic type coating. That should stop the rust.
1719092
I would clean it with a Brillo pad, make sure it's rinsed good and then dry, and then protect the parts where the rust were with some car wax.
536626
I've not experienced rust yet, but it does set unused. My house humidity runs around 58%. Have you tried a mild bleach and water solution for your mold?
1729900
We live in Tucson, AZ where it is very dry, with little humidity. I had a similar drying rack for years that did eventually rust. This is why I plan to spray the sides with a product that will protect it. Hopefully it will last for years.
341063
I'll be honest with you. I have never tried it but I'm sure it will work. All its doing is neutralizing the rust so it can stop spreading.
889745
It would rust. It work great but unless you cover it or put it indoors it won't last long.
3259
Hummm, I don't think it will survive the rust! Maybe if you spray a coat of rust proofing!
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If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just wipe off any excess oil first. If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just... » Read More If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just wipe off any excess oil first. « Show Less
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It will take the red oxide Rust and turn it into black oxide and help prevent further rust from appearing.. This is an acidic product and could have some residual contact with clothing. I would contact manufacturer for guidance.
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I am using it on an outside porch. I have a lot of salt spray so it may eventually rust, but I think a little rustoleum spray will go along way if this happens. Has worked great so far! A little car polish can help add some protection as well.
89333
if not sealed water gets in around the base of the attached antenna causing rust swr, use a clear silicone should prevent this from happening. I have a 5 inch base no problems staying on my vehicle traveling interstates.
305266
Id try something else like Semi-Chrome or Noxon. This is more of a Polish than a rust remover / Chrome Cleaner. Although it may do the trick, you can try it but Id say to buy a can, only if you have other uses for it... this stuff lasts a good bit and works great for shining stuff up.
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I would suggest the wire wheel that you mentioned and probably a finer wire. It's according to how much rust there is. Or you can get a sandpaper type wheel with different grits of paper.
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It will remove surface impurities. If you have some light corrosion or tarnish on the outside, then yes, some heavy polishing will take care of it. If the level of oxidation is too high, then the rust will have eroded and made pits in the metal. There is no helping that level of damage short of grinding away the surface completely.