A long forgotten sponsorship from Metal Rescue. Still works after 7 years. B'laster sells it now.

[@MrPhotodoc]

Nice to see another fun video from the hard working Rinoa. Still working after all these years too.

[@RinoaL]

I'm probably working stupidly, but still working

[@vector8320]

the chain almost looks brand new

[@spyderav8r]

4:06 That was exciting to see. It's always feels like life hacking making old stuff work again.

[@papinkelman7695]

That looks amazing,

[@jessicav2031]

The turnbuckle probably wasn't working as well because the aluminum part was acting as an anode? I bet the steel would clean up better if you disassembled the parts and had them not touching.

[@RinoaL]

Maybe, but this bath had started taking weeks to work so I think its near its end

[@lv_woodturner3899]

The commercial rust removal products like this one and Evaporust work well, just expensive and as you show, a lot of volume is needed to cover the parts. Look up DIY Evaporust to find videos of someone trying a home recipe which he found work better than Evaporust. Inexpensive, washing soda, citric acid and a splash of dish soap. Dave.

[@RinoaL]

Yeah I see people using citric acid a lot. Ive been using muriatic acid a bit here and there

[@Evokvn]

3rd