Returning a Rusty Wood Stove to Brand New Condition with Rust Off

This video shows Wash Safe Industries company president John Redihan restoring a rusted wood stove.
The steps are simple. Brush off the flaking rust with a wire brush, spray heavily with Rust Off, letting our rust remover work its way into the rust and dissolve it, and then wipe it down with a cloth.
The rust is easy to wipe away using these tools. The surface is, at that point, fully prepared for painting. We demonstrate how easy it is to paint after applying Rust Off, we use a flat black Krylon paint with a snap and spray attachment to transform it into a spray gun to speed things up.

[@JWolfcat]

Lived the "Redbone" in the background! Nice video!

[@reubennaicker7981]

lovely very informative

[@francisgill1929]

WOW, THANKS FOR THE TIP, I GOT ONE OF THOSE SNAP ON GRIP FOR THE SPRAY CAN FROM HOME DEPOT, FOR $2,98 - WORKS LIKE A CHARM, SPRAY PAINTING BECAME SO MUCH EASIER, THANKS MATE

[@TheOnlySgtRock]

He paints over the "Nashua" logo which is aluminum and is supposed to be shiny silver. The knobs too were painted black. My knobs are the same shiny silver as the logo. Doesn't look as nice all black.

[@1533willo]

Hey I’ve got a cast-iron stove with enamel paint and most of the stove is in good shape but there’s parts where the paint has come off and it’s rusted will this rust off spray ruin the enamel plant paint that’s still left?

[@bridgethughes8485]

I cant find that rust off anywhere. Where did you get it

[@theironglitch9268]

Bridget Hughes go to the end of the video and put the info link in.

[@bonnie448]

Not even a dust mask? wow

[@DabblelyDiddly]

so what was the point of spraying it if were wire wheeling it anyway? I am confused... Make a better product LOL

[@Dirtbikemonkey9]

Good video but thats not how you spray paint, not how i would do it anyway.