can I use this on my grill that has rust stains?
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I really don't know,all I can say is try it. I bought it for my pots,pans and baking sheets
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i would say yes....it will remove waterstains on stainless cookwear that even a steelwool pad struggles with..... hope this helps
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I use it on my iron grill grates and scrub with a Fuller Stainless Steel scrub . . .they come out looking new.
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Yes, remove rust. Use a wire brush and a cleaner designed for rust removal, if it is bad. I used this paint on a somewhat rusty wood stove, and it came out great, but I was sure to remove all spots of rust.
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Have only used it on older rusted tanks. The brown rust turns a grey metal colour when I use caustic soda (NaOH) to remove the white sludge deposits. the The product works well coating for further use.I personally would rinse out with a grease remover such as acetone to make clean the metal for bonding. Good luck.
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No, this is strictly for maintaining the shine and luster on chrome components. You want to use a rust eliminator for prepping metal for paint. Possibly a primer to do so.
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I use the product regularly to keep whites bright and to brighten whites that are dull. It does a great job. I have never specifically tried it on rust stains. On difficult stains I will pre-treat with bleach and wait until stain disappears and then rinse, and neutralize bleached area with vinegar before washing with White Brite. This procedure works for me.
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I don't know for sure, but I would think it would. I keep mine outside and I bought a cover from Home Depot for it to prevent it from rusting. The paint is not a hardened enamel. Heat and steel, you get rust. Nice grill though, can cook a LOT of food at once, which is what I needed.
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Hi Bacchus, I hauled into my house the actual jug of the Skyco product. I think you could use it on a rusted BBQ grill, but would probably have to then use say Wood burning stove spray paint on it after you used the Skyco Ospho. All the Skyco stuff does is make the rust morph into like a coating. It's mostly black, but does have some gray powder. It is making the rust inert. Then you paint with the heat resistent paint. I have used stove paint and it really can stand the heat. Hope this helps. Sue
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I use these on a porcelain toilet and get stains off ~ I have never used them on rust, however.
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Yes,,I use it on all grill parts. I also let set on grill for a few minutes..then wipe with a towels.
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Yes. Just make sure that you rinse it off and dry it when you're done. The water will oxidize the metal and cause it to rust if you leave it wet outside of the water.
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I have only used on our Barbecue Grill. Very strong but very effective in cleaning. We also used on stainless steel racks in oven and did not cause any issues
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Please read the following from their website:Quickly and easily removes rust stains* Safe for white sinks and white toilet bowls* Also for use on colorfast fabrics and carpets
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It worked well on my cast iron grates & the stainless tray under my grates which was crusted with some burnt grease. Hope this helps. I liked this product very much.
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My suggestion would be to contact Cuisinart. I would not try it on my grill because I would not want to chance ruining it.
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I use a wire brush designed to fit the grooves. I've not had rust problems. The whole point of STAINLESS STEEL is it doesn't rust.Charbroil makes a brush for the infrared grates, and I bought one here on Amazon. So far...no rust problems. I hope this helps you with your purchase decision(s).
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I have found that oiling the cooking grates before each use has eliminated most of the rust issues. I also clean the grates with a brush after cooking while they are still hot and leave the grill on high for at least ten minutes or until the grill stops smoking.I found that marinating increase the rust so I stopped marinating.
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I have not tried it on rust but I have used Kilz original on rust stains and it works good.