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Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 47 Lowe's Reviews |
Product Name: | Wd-40 Company 156724 Specialist Rust Soak 1 Gal |
Product Description: | WD-40 Specialist Rust Remover Soak- Safely removes tough rust from metal parts and tools- All ingredients are biodegradable- Targets the rust, safe for surrounding areas- Non-toxic and acid-free The capillary action penetrates into tight crevices, threads and seams to break the bonds that hold stuck parts together- Helps prevent rust and corrosion from re-forming and leaves behind a lubricating layer- Ideal for use on nuts, bolts, threads, locks, chains and rusted things that are stuck and won't move- Safe to use on plastics, rubber, and metal- SKU: HMREX12894 |
Manufacturer: | WD-40 |
Product SKU: | 50335277 |
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I have had good experiences with the WD-40 Specialist Rust Release in the spray can. It works well as a preventative and remover. The only thing I've found better at rust prevention/release/lubrication is the Royal Purple Maxfilm Spray Lube.
https://www.amazon.com/Royal-Purp...206&sr=8-1
It's expensive, but for certain applications its great. After you spray it on, it evaporates, but leaves the coating/barrier with no residue/oil feeling.
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No, this is meant for removing rust. The other stuff is a lubricate and water displacer
https://www.lowes.com/pd/WD-40-Sp...k/50335277
For years, we have used inexpensive household vinegar for removing rust from smaller items that can be soaked, as well as removing rust from inside metal gas tanks, etc. Sometimes, it requires two soaks as the 5% acidity neutralizes, but very safe and cheap to use.... often less than $2/gallon when on sale. The next option for severe rust would be Muriatic (diluted Hydrochloric) acid that is also reasonably cheap, but would absolutely use this WD-40 Specialist at less than $6/gallon over the Muriatic.... but not available in my area.
Some may enjoy the various rust removal tests by Project Farm [youtube.com] ... or this one using Vinegar [youtube.com].