Rust Converter and Rust Remover, Professional Strength For All Metals Including Stainless Steel, Steel, Cast-Iron, 8 OZ

My 17 year old son is starting a lawn business and someone gave us an old trailer for his equipment. It was in really bad shape, but it was free. After removing the wooden boards, we saw just how bad the rust problem really was. Using a grinder, we stared to go at the rust. It’s a LOT of work and still looked pretty bad after hours and hours of grinding. I decided that before putting more hours in to complete the grinding, I wanted to see if there would be any product that would work, and was going to use a popular paint specifically for rust. While reading reviews, I found where someone mentioned using this product first and how it made all the difference before priming and painting so I ordered a small can to try it out. I’m highly impressed with the super fast results. I couldn’t believe that it was converting the rust like it does right in front of my eyes, and was so astonished that I couldn’t stop myself! I only intended to do one area, but ended up doing everything that was already cleaned down with the grinder. I’ll be ordering more, and have several items I’ll be using this on! My fire pit that I love will be next!

Really does work! I used this on my horse trailer. The ball was very rusted. I put two coats on it & it looks great! It's expensive so I'm going to just sand what I have left.

Hurricane Michael made a mess of my office, in additional to rusting desk legs, punched out a window, ruined my flooring, screens, doors, everything in my office had to be tossed... except the desk. I refurbished the desk. It has cast iron legs, so the legs were first steel brushed and sanded. Then I used a product called Rustzilla, which was simply amazing, converting the rust to a polymer coating that then could be painted. Which I did with Rustoleum. My desk, well the legs anyway, look better than new.

I read several reviews on this and passed on by. I came back and read another review that had images. The woman raved about this rust product and the images were very clear. I decided to give it a try. I bought it for my vehicle but wanted to test it on something else before using it on my Xterra. The image is an old rusty rotor. The first is in the drying process, you can see the white- that is the product, it is very thin like water but white. The second image is the rotor completely dry. It is now on my vehicle- I will take a picture once it is dry for your comparison. nIt is very easy to apply, just glove up, put safety glasses on, scrape or sand any loose rust and brush it on. 20 minutes later it is dry and did what is said it would.

Doesn't say to stir it or not. I stirred it a little bit just incase. It went on smoothly enough and the result was a nice black finish and no more rust. I used it on some gas pipes that needed to be exposed for access to the main cutoff valve. I would show a picture of the pipe but I don't know how!

Rustzilla Rust Converter and Rust Remover was easy to apply and appears to do the job but the container was opened prior to arrival and some appeared to be missing. With the cost of the small amount, every bit counts.

have used this in the past ,, remove as much rust as you can, dont dip your brush in the can put it in a cup or something the rust on your brush will contaminate the whole can,, this is nothing new just wanted to point it out. good stuff, then when dry , use rusty metal primer, this is not a primer

Stopped rust easy to use. If you are doing restoration projects especially tractor this is a must