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When mixing Metal Rescue CONCENTRATE, it is best to use a clean, plastic container. Combine entire contents of 14 ounce bottle of CONCENTRATE with one ga...

To ensure product effectiveness, Metal Rescue CONCENTRATE must be mixed with the proper amount of water as indicated on the product label –it is not inte...

Once Metal Rescue CONCENTRATE has been properly mixed with water, both forms of Metal Rescue perform exactly the same in their rust removal capabiliti...

No. Metal Rescue will penetrate oil and dirt. However, it’s recommended to pre-clean your parts before applying Metal Rescue. Detergents are more economi...

Metal Rescue will remove iron oxide (rust) from ferrous-based substrates in 5 minutes to 24 hours depending on the degree and age of the rust. It will re...

Metal Rescue will not remove anodizing, chrome, nickel, powder coating, and paint as long as the paints do not contain metal oxides and are intact. If ru...

Yes, Metal Rescue will not remove or harm the vast majority of paint coatings. However, if there is a layer of rust under the paint some of the paint ...

Metal Rescue is a rust remover designed for iron and steel. It is safe on other metals other than iron and steel as long as they are not left in a Metal ...

No. It will not harm rubber, plastic, clothing, glass, and other surfaces that are unharmed by water alone. However, as with any materials soaked in a li...

Metal Rescue may leave a black film on some parts. The black is from iron oxide II, often referred to as black oxide. Black oxide is a corrosion inhibiti...