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It is not required but it is recommended. The performance of Metal Rescue GEL will greatly improve if grease (such as Cosmoline), oil, loose rust, and/or...

One jar of Metal Rescue GEL will cover 1.6 square feet (230 sq. inches) of surface area if applied 1/8” thick. (1/8” is approximately the same thickness ...

Metal Rescue GEL can be used on any size area of rust as long as you have the ability to keep it moist using common household plastic wrap. We recommend ...

APPLY: Use gloves. Apply a 1/8” thick layer of Metal Rescue GEL (via brush, roller or wipe on) to rusted area on metal’s surface. (1/8” is approximately t...

GEL that has been exposed to air and dried on metal can be resistant to removal. Apply a warm, damp rag to rehydrate the GEL, thereby softening it and makin...

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

Metal Rescue GEL will not remove anodizing, chrome, nickel, and powder coating when used as directed. GEL will not remove paint with a few exceptions, as ou...

Yes, GEL is safe on the vast majority of paint coatings, with a few exceptions. If a layer of rust has formed under the paint some of the paint coating wi...

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

Metal Rescue GEL is not recommended for use on magnesium or magnesium alloys, zinc or aluminum.