Rust Remover Test! Evaporust vs Metal Rescue vs Vinegar vs Coke

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

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[@adamsifford6228]

On a budget vinegar best options .

[@northerniltree]

I found that if you add an equal part of rum to the coke, and drink the first quart or two, then compare, then everything elshe sheems jush fine.

[@baileywhanau]

Bahahahaha ! :D

[@ThatClassic70sGirl]

I don't drink, but even I found your comment hilarious! =D

[@bobsaturday4273]

1st intelligent comment on YT

[@gilojoseph9422]

Is evapo rust in saint lucia

[@paulmichaeltingzon7019]

im with you with that one....lets drink to that

[@williamlott7612]

As to using Coke (other than a rum mixer), I find it works exceptionally well for soaking a beef brisket or a pork shoulder for a day or two before smoking. Darlington, South Carolina

[@danielguerrieri2023]

Sounds Yummy....

[@osceolahansen2644]

You've sold me on the Evaporust!!!!

[@highlyunlikely2349]

Regular Coke, Classic Coke, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, and now they come up with Rust Remover Coke.

[@streetsareforpeople723]

Coke Zero Rust

[@taurus2001dohc]

I restore hand planes from time to time, which come as rusty as you can possibly imagine. People leave them in barns for 50 years....anyway my comment is that your post-soak scrubbing is probably inadequate to test your results. I use a scotchbrite pad, you could also use wire wheel or steel/copper wheel. THAT WILL REMOVE THE CLOUDY LAYER YOU SEE, especially on the nails treated with vinegar. This will not come off with a plastic bristle brush, but will come off very easy with a scotch brite pad, wire wheel, etc. I use Evaporust on stuff that is collectible or special, and vinegar and salt mixture on all the rest. I get about the same results though, I just feel the evaporust is safer on non-ferrous metals and such. Be sure to give this a try before you discount vinegar.

[@agentx250]

The only real downside to vinegar is that it takes longer and requires a good bit of mechanical scrubbing for the full effect. Aside from that, it's much more cost effective than the alternatives when doing large parts like floor jacks and such where a bath requires multiple gallons of solution.

[@octavianotmar3693]

How much salt would you use for 1 liter of vinegar? Thanks

[@lucianonarno1408]

You should twist the chain trying to break it to see if any of the products had any effect on the metal integrity. Awesome video as always, RJ!

[@bob-ny6kn]

I put some chains in a generic form of rust remover (phosphoric acid?) for a few days. The rust was completely removed (as you show), the metal turned gray to black in color (as you show), but, I could break (shatter) the chains in my hands. Experiment first (y'all), please, before using on important parts.

[@streetsareforpeople723]

that's an ingredient in the cola.

[@jmlfa]

Have been using coke and rum for a while now and don’t feel a bit rusty.

[@royferguson3909]

your bad

[@circe42]

Use 151 and you will feel GGRRRRREEEEEEEAT

[@thisisadebrown]

😂😂

[@musicman3936]

You sound like Norm McDonald.

[@Christian-oc1gd]

apple cider vineger works better than the regular vineger

[@steveblackbird]

Thank You for a really informative vid mate!! us Old school BMX guys really need this sorta info when it comes to restoring the terrible rusty buckets o'crap we buy lol... awesome work!! again... Many Thanks!! On a side note... please use some PPE.. decent rubber gloves bro... save your hands from absorbing those chemicals!!

[@SonnetGomes]

Thank you for this experiment and saving us so much time. Evaporust all the way :-)

[@PotatoGunsRule]

Read my post just now on this video concerning Evaporust.

[@Ashiquei]

Yeah excellent video for sure.. Good comparison Not sure using biocarbonic soda with vinegar would be a good rust removal experiment 🤓

[@faffaflunkie]

I dropped an *old rusty watch* into a jar of _metal rescue-_ and it came out looking nearly new- even under the *face.*

[@rhoadsmatheson2246]

Pickled the nails... :) very humorous...

[@chrislukes9037]

You should have tested the impact on painted metal parts (similar to what you did with the Aluminum piece, in terms of check for collateral damage)

[@wendycantrell8478]

I love Evaporust! Been using it for the past 10 years on bicycles and parts. My tip is use it with a sealed container and set outside in the sun. The warmth helps ot along. Also you can cut it with water to stretch it.

[@danielguerrieri2023]

Great Tip Wendy yepp some bottles say use above 65°f !!! thermodynamics !

[@BoogieKnight1976]

RJ you are a most inspiring bicycle mechanic.

[@chrismason5179]

A really good comparison test. I too work on old bike parts as well as restoring vintage tools, and have also been impressed when using Evaporust. I wonder if you could do a test of Evaporust vs. electrolysis, as I have also seen electrolysis produce some really good results?

[@donlhaueter6817]

I use the Metal Rescue and have never heard of the Evapo-rust. I love the Metal Rescue but will try the Evapo-rust. Thank you for your video. Very informative.

[@royferguson3909]

cheers from 🇬🇧

[@captnhowdy01able]

add salt to the vinegar it will increase the cleaning power

[@streetsareforpeople723]

will it work more than just by physical abrasion?

[@krromas1966]

Evapo-rust I hadto single shot shotgun barrels and receivers that my nephew found in the bottom of a scrap pile totally rusted non-functioning left them and evapor rust for 10 days could not do anything with the pitting but by God that metal was shiny spray it down with BBQ paint and I have two functioning single-shot shotguns to this day they are ugly but they work fine evapo-rust

[@alisonhill2210]

Evaporust is great but expensive to buy in the UK

[@petermoger8135]

You're moving your hands more than Bernie Sanders..

[@streetsareforpeople723]

#MedicareForAll #GreenNewDeal #LivingWage #DefundTheWarMachine!

[@RaggiBoy1]

Hey, next video can you scream "REV UP YOUR ENGINES!!" as your intro?

[@MrRobinski]

would have been interesting if apple cider vinegar worked any better than the white vinegar.

[@luispadua8491]

One thing I've learned is immediately after removing the rust remover with soap and water and neutralizing any acid, put something on them to protect them like WD-40 or kerosene. That will protect them from getting the thin layer of rust that shows up almost immediately after removing them from the cleaner.

[@ivandelrosario]

What if its a disc brake rotor?

[@MrSongwriter2]

@@ivandelrosario they rust each time it rains even on a brand new car. Nothing you can do, but you could use phosphoric acid as it converts the rust into black layer

[@d3one3]

It would have been interesting to take the parts you thought didn't get cleaned very well and throw them in the Evaporust to see if it did what the others couldn't.

[@therealtruth777]

absolutely, I was hoping you would have done that all this work and not doing the final step to prove the results. anyway thanks for the video.

[@SteveJones172pilot]

Or to put the ones from the evaporust into the vinegar to see if it would "galvanize" and protect from re-rusting as Lief Bamburg implied above All in all, it looks like evaporust is the winner to me, especially because my use case is chrome, which looked fantastic!

[@blaisekeys4665]

The metal rescue is supposed to sit for 24 hours and is water soluble. It’s it’s black you know it’s working and if it’s clear you can reuse it.

[@jchase1702]

Great video! Well filmed. Very informative! Thank you, RJ!!!

[@JamesMillerBand]

another extremely useful video! before I found Evapo rust I was pretty much a WD-40 Bath and Scotch Brite/Steel wool guy

[@GB93TJB]

Would love to see you build a hard tail mountain bike from the frame up RJ.. Your videos have replaced my television ! :)

[@firstname3255]

Use Aluminum foil on things like the nails and nuts/bolts.

[@tomshiba51]

So, Evaporust is best, and vinegar great for a budget fix.

[@souptonutsbolts9209]

need to rinse with baking soda solution..prevents rerusting

[@rijaltanjung9506]

Cab you explain

[@bludshedt2647]

@@rijaltanjung9506 it neutralize the acids

[@zkomins]

Harbor Freight sells EvapoRust Woohoo

[@dingdong5982]

hay RJ can you do a video on electrolysis as a rust remover.

[@jdovak1589]

ding dong ....plenty of videos available on the tube😃

[@Milkmans_Son]

dong ding ....by your logic he shouldn't have done this video, either.

[@christopherd1356]

I don't know if you caught that J Dovak was answering the poster by name. It actually IS "ding dong" lol :D

[@jusb1066]

white vinegar is he goto for me, super cheap, works great on small parts, throw in a glass jar and forget. want to try citric acid yet, but have to order some, wont really work out much cheaper than vinegar because of post prices.

[@carytowncat]

Like white vinegar then try apple cider for rust. It will make a motorcycle gas tank spotless. I just did another one this week. Takes about 3 days on a super rusty on.

[@kenzpenz]

Great video, and very informative. I've heard about the Coke, but never tried it myself. I have used the Evapo-rust with great success. I too have used the white vinegar and it worked pretty well, but like you say, the Evapo-Rust gets the best result, and of course use of the Scotchbrite pad, helps get the desired result. Thanks for taking the time and putting forth all that effort. Ken, Marina CA

[@jeeromonster]

After two days it looked pretty good and I thought I'll just leave it in there until the following day when I was expecting some parts arriving in the post. the parts never arrived and the chain was in the vinegar for a total of 5 and a half days. I was lifting it out daily but when I finally poured the vinegar out and removed the chain it came out in four separate pieces so it's good to know that three days is probably the longest it should be in there. it was a good and interesting lesson to learn. The smell from the broken chain was beyond words also so wear gloves!! lol

[@SUBZEROUKS]

Rust is stupid.

[@octavianotmar3693]

Great video. Cheap method I use: I leave 2-3 liters of vinegar in a 5 liters plastic bottle, throw all the rusty bits inside, leave them for more than 12 hours, and THEN start shaking the bottle for 1 minute every hour or as often as you can. You'll then see the magic of vinegar :) I've saved a few rusty bikes from death with this method.

[@gastonlaberge2119]

How do you get a bike in a 5 liter bottle?

[@streetsareforpeople723]

affordability and environmentally friendliness, vinegar easily won this battle. there wasn't a whole lot of difference from an 8 hour soak. It can be really easy in many cases to leave a part to soak longer, even 24hours or more. When done with vinegar, you can dump it down your sink with some baking soda to clean the pipes. Or just dump outside. The first two seem like a bit more toxic--not sure the disposal recommendations.

[@TheMummyAndTheMonkey]

Cool video, we buy antiques and currently have a rusty typewriter we are trying to clean up.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

You might like this one too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6u7q3l8jceog9k

[@danielm.4346]

Use gloves and safety glasses.

[@GegoXaren]

I would not expect modern Coca-Cola to work at all. The recipe changed a while back to remove a bromide compound due to concerns that bromide is toxic, but the compound was stable, and non-toxic.

[@MindDezign]

good video and a money and time saver .Thank You

[@jfkcamelot]

Hi RJ The Bike Guy, If you haven't tried them, Brillo Steel Wool Soap pads do a great job removing rust from metal ( bike) parts also.

[@dylanfinnegan4078]

You should try using diesel to remove rust

[@michaels728]

Actually when you use White Vinegar you need to also add salt to the solution. The salt in the vinegar causes an acid affect to the rust and within 8 hours the rust will wipe off fairly easily. Ive been using this method for yrs to clean rust off my shop tools including some of my dad's old tools. And it works fairly good. Plus you dont want to leave your rusted parts in the vinegar longer than 12 or 24 hrs because anything like 48 hrs in your video the vinegar will begin to oxidize the metal that's why it looks gray or with a whitish tint. www.finewoodworking.com/2014/06/05/salt-and-vinegar-natures-rust-remover

[@totallyfrozen]

Salt CAUSES rust. Even stainless steel will rust in the presence of salt. Soaking steel in a salt solution is a bad idea.

[@ScarMunster]

Lief Bamberg Yo what about baking soda and vinegar mixture? I need to clean my tools and chains but also need to save money and recently I heard that vinegar with baking soda is actually pretty effective. You seen to know that stuff, can you help?

[@totallyfrozen]

Scar Munster LOL! Is this a joke? Baking soda and vinegar neutralize each other, but they make some fun fizzies for the kids to see in the meantime.

[@RalphSampson...]

@@ScarMunster Vinegar and baking soda cancel each other just as Totally Frozen mentioned. What it does is create a granular paste for scrubbing. It is the granules doing the cleaning not; so much the solution. If you can get the powdered baking soda to hold to the surface using another product while you "sand" it, it would be the same. Try using a very small amount of water with baking soda. Just plain vinegar is better because it provides a protective galvanized coating. If you are going to paint, then you need to remove the galvanizing (vinegar coating) with acetone. Just wipe it on and dry off, no scrubbing.

[@tysoncott7402]

I’m tellin’ya folks you gotta use the apple cider vinegar, i’ve used them both (the store didnt have enough ACV so i went with the white) and the white vinegar doesnt work nearly as well.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I have used apple cider vinegar. Evaporust works way better.

[@russwollet8998]

I have used apple cider vin yo clean the inside of old motorcycle tanks works well. Have to clean up some chrome bicycle rims. Nervous about putting it on chrome tho.

[@michaelgurgone2825]

I used Muriatic acid in a VERY rusted Harley Sportster gas tank I thought was behind saving. I actually had to fill the tank to the top with muriatic acid and let it sit for 4 days! But the results where fantastic! NOTE TO ALL... only use muriatic acid OUTDOORS ONLY, and wear a good quality respirator and eye protection ALWAYS! The fumes from muriatic acid encompass about a 25 foot radius outdoors so keep it away from people or pets or anything for that matter. ONE LAST NOTE: NEVER leave the cap off the muriatic acid container while stored in your garage.. or it will rust out EVERYTHING metal in your garage including your motorcycles and cars, tools EVERYTHING!

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

You should try Evaporust next time.

[@blackbirdpie217]

My guess is they intended the product name evaporust to sound like the word evaporate, with a soft A sound. A lot of commonly used rust removers use phosphoric acid as the active ingredient which converts iron oxide into iron phosphate which looks black, and coke contains phosphoric acid in a low concentration which may take several days and a few solution changes to affect a change. This chemical is effective and pretty safe, but other acids will work too, even citric acid, acetic acid (vinegar), hydrochloric acid, each with different degrees of safety but generally the more concentrated the better. lye by the way won't work as far as I know and it dissolves aluminum so no oven cleaner on AL.

[@tonyburton8971]

I believe evapo-rust uses a chelating agent rather than an acid. Phosphoric acid (concentrated - coke is far too weak) will do as you say, but you'd have to clean the Iron Phosphate off afterwards. Other acids will also react with the metal, damaging it further, so not recommended except for short periods.

[@kn00tcn]

maybe the cola is supposed to be tightly sealed to keep it carbonated?

[@stephenyount3148]

Purchased Evaporust at Harbor Freight, works well but expensive. $ 28.oo a gallon.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Did you use a 20% coupon that they always have? I have found it cheaper at Tractor Supply. Keep in mind you can use it over and over. You pour back into the bottle. It will eventually turn black and stop working after so much rust.

[@daleburrell6273]

Stephen Yount THE GOOD STUFF GENERALLY IS EXPENSIVE!!!

[@hangten9646]

Check on Ebay. I bought my first gallon for $23. I liked it and went back to Ebay. I found 5 gallons for $85,about $17 per gallon. Harbor Freight is not always a bargain, even at 20% off. Use a paint brush on the parts as you take them out of the Evapo-rust,works well. Starts to work in a couple of hours. It will turn any iron content black the longer you leave it. This stuff is GREAT and safe to use.

[@DIY-dv7xj]

AMAZON GOT it FOR 20$ a gallon

[@DannyWalker1949]

Back in the mid to late 1950's Coke would literly eat up metal. BUT, that's when "COKE" was a GOOD COKE had a lot of different taste to it. This crap they "Coke" today is Nowhere close to the 0ld Good stuff they used to make.

[@PotatoGunsRule]

Thanks for the video. I have never tried these other methods, just having tried Evaporust and Krud Kutter. Evaporust is expensive though. A sand blaster or media blaster would be much more effective, even cheaper than all the Evaporust I have bought, but I have no place to store one. I have been using a lot of Evaporust the last two years restoring my 1972 Chevy truck. Small parts, such as bolts, I will let soak in Evaporust for at least 24 hours, rinse with the water hose, let dry in the sun, turn on a wire wheel (if possible), and then spray with NAPA Rust Treatment. I have found Evaporust to work on larger parts but it takes a long time. To speed that up, I will run electrolysis for up to 48 hours (outside!) and follow with 24 hours in Evaporust. Using this "1-2 punch" I have gotten amazing results on metals such as my hood hinges, battery tray, etc. I rinse, let dry in the sun, and coat with NAPA Rust Treatment and then topcoat with exterior paint. Evaporust is expensive but cheaper than Krud Kutter, which is phosphoric acid. (Coke contains a weak amount of that acid). I now filter used Evaporust through a coffee filter or two which removes the converted rust and paint. Filtering really seems to extend its life. *Truck is almost done now, I am preparing to reassemble.

[@vianna1331]

i use a misture of lemon and neutral dish soap, and works great

[@lucianonarno1408]

How long do you leave the parts in the mix? Sounds so simple, im gonna try it out.

[@vianna1331]

most of the time, i leaved over night, and even if they are very rusty, all the rust come out

[@vaquero3578]

what do you mean by "neutral" dish soap?

[@the_dugster]

He means the soap has a pH that is as close to water as possible (pH 7). Most dish soaps labeled as "mild" soap are pH neutral to prevent damaging things it's used on (such as granite counters), as well as to keep from hurting people's hands.

[@blue03r6]

the biggest difference in rust removers is if they harm plastics, rubber, paint etc. evaporust doesn't. I'm sure the stronger products work better but you might damage parts with it. just like how manufactures no longer want you to dip carbs unless it's only for an hour or so. it eats off the coatings on the barb bodies. they only want you to use contact cleaner and compressed air on carbs now. as you can see from your steel parts rusting really fast again after they were cleaned. these cleaners stripped off all the coatings. yes, black oxide coating is a rust prevention and works a little. a stronger cleaner like carb dip can strip off zinc coatings. be careful with newer carbs and carb dip folks. btw, those nails are hot rolled steel. they come with scale. it's called mill scale. it's not rust.

[@niajef]

damn i was hoping coke would work, cuz my dad works for coca cola, and we get free coke, theres so many cans at home expiring...

[@paulbaker5085]

I use vinegar just leave it in a few days .Never let me down . Also lowes has 30% vinegar never tried it but may work faster .

[@BennettVasey]

Donald Trump voiceover for the win!

[@Ervin1ma]

You should be sponsored by evapo rust haha

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I wouldn't mind if they sent me a bunch. Maybe a 55gallon drum... But no. I just like their product. :D

[@Ervin1ma]

hahaha they should! I bought it because of you.

[@Uncle_Spooky]

Gotta learn how to pronounce it first.

[@mikesavad]

vinegar softens paint. i use it to sharpen files and any time a moron coats paint on a file, vinegar made it soft enough to remove. i wonder how well the others fair if you added different kinds of painted things in there. spray paint, baked on, latex, oil etc.

[@DanDan-fu6sd]

Nice Job! I always wanted to do this. Now I don't have to. Also, a little sanding would help too.

[@mtlnascarfan]

I swear by Metal Rescue. It's saved me thousands of dollars in bike parts. It's available at Canadian Tire.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Give Evaporust a try if you can find it.

[@mtlnascarfan]

+RJ The Bike Guy That's just it. I'm not able to find it anywhere around here so I went with Metal Rescue.

[@piratepete-thetruthisforevery1]

If you are from Canada its available at Lee Valley tools or Busy Bee tools and maybe even Home Hardware.

[@mtlnascarfan]

piratepeteakadocc Unfortunately, none of which are available in Quebec. So...Metal Rescue it is. $25 a gallon isn't bad, either. 1 gallon has saved me over $1000 so the trade-off is more than worth it. Restored all my parts to like-new status.

[@duhbaws2705]

Was waiting for your fingers to start melting

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

From what? The vinegar is the only acid. Well the Coke is a weak acid too.

[@robertcrofts2108]

Worrying that cola removes rust and we put that stuff in our body’s

[@abrahimsoleiman2079]

Evaporated: #2:31 Metal Rescue: #3:56 Vinegar: #5:16 Coca Cola: #7:10 Your Welcome😁

[@mosesbuddhajesus3362]

I love this guys videos! But man, his breathing is making me feel like im out of breath just by watching the videos haha

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

www.rjthebikeguy.com/faq/

[@markm6042]

What if you cleaned a tank with white vinegar to get the rust out, and then filled it with Coke so it wouldn’t re-rust?

[@MadMetalShop]

Good comparison. That alumn isn't going to tell you much. Different alloys of alum have different corrosion properties.

[@tomeubank3625]

This experiment was interesting and useful, and it may have been even more useful had you used equal quantities of cleaner by dollar value in each container.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

That still wouldn't take into account the longevity of each. Evaporust can be used over and over till it turns black and stops working. I don't know how many times vinegar can be used, or Metal Rescue.

[@BlasterProducts]

Hi RJ, Metal Rescue is also reusable! 1 gallon of Metal Rescue will remove up to 1/2 pound of rust. It starts off clear like water, and the more you use it, the darker it gets until it's exhausted.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Same with Evaporust. I still think Evaporust did a better job.

[@MrAtomicmachine]

Is the vinegar cheaper than those products per/Liter or Galon?

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Vinegar is cheaper per gallon. Evaporust does a much better job. And can be reused till it turns black. Vinegar is harsher on the metal.

[@Donatillo1961]

I used to repair bikes for 25 years... I used Borax Detergent soap and a tumbler with slow speed and hot water overnight with glass beads.

[@aDotFromTheFuture]

10% citric acid is all you need. Just remember to neutralize, wash and dry the piece after use.

[@phil3332]

Thank's for that I have been waiting for someone to say about citrus acid and at what strength I also have vinegar at acidity 20% but been to scared to use it until I knew more about using it

[@MadMetalShop]

Nothing is as cheap as white vinegar. Vinegar wins it for me. However I do add salt to my bath.

[@adamsifford6228]

If put it in Coca-Cola and I would still use vinegar afterwards.

[@osceolahansen2644]

Another thorough constructive video!

[@alejandrovera5251]

Dnt wipe the parts with a cloth . .clean it a piece of foiled folded with the shinny part facing out

[@RixterNow]

What a timely video. You just saved me hours of experimentation! Thanks

[@OldSkoolF]

Vinegar does work but it will quickly reform... I have found the best inexpensive stuff in the world for Rust: KLEAN STRIP GKPA30220. Kills the Rust and keeps it from returning. It is the same stuff as Evap-o-rust, but it is a gallon and it is concentrated.

[@johnq8758]

Great job. Love your scientific approach.

[@MajorMalfunction]

Put some salt in the vinegar. Makes it even stronger.

[@pozzowon]

on the chrome part, the metal rescue looked better than evaporust. what do you think?

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I use Evaporust on chrome all the time. Check out these pedals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enu9lquii9p7ba8

[@davel8116]

j a z z . h a n d s

[@morini500dave]

Diet coke might have a better result as the sugar in regular coke is replaced with Phosphoric acid for sweetening?

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Drink it and use an actual rust remover.

[@2183valerio]

Vaporrust won! Heading to Walmart now!

[@worddunlap]

The black is another form of oxidation, there are at least sixteen known iron oxides. I intentionally 'rust' things like knife blades to make them more resistant to the destructive forms of rust. Some forms of gun bluing are forms of 'rust'. For carbon steel knife blades I use hot vinegar to give them a protective rust layer. They still get oil it prevents the sudden rusting that happens with steel under certain conditions.

[@ralphbenites1312]

Coca Cola clean’s copper pennies and copper tubing

[@robindietz5828]

Interesting comparison. Evaporust is my go-to for rust removal. You have a few great informative videos. You may try to work on saying the words "here" and "there" less. Thanks!

[@E-BikingAdventures]

You should have included black strap molasses.

[@drizler]

I used it some. Boy is it just nasty smelling foul stuff to clean up. Sure it works but I never found it to be any better than vinegar. Just a lot nastier to deal with.

[@paulbaker5085]

Vinegar is much cheaper and I can wait a few days for it to work

[@TheCuriousOrbs]

Does Coke remove rust from kidneys though?

[@jdovak1589]

Try CLR limescale remover for bathrooms, showerheads, and coffee makers....its a diluted acid that works well

[@daleburrell6273]

There's only one way to settle this: EVERYBODY START SLUGGING IT OUT- AND THE LAST PERSON STANDING IS RIGHT!!!

[@amberlierosesquirrel]

Thank you for this comparison vid! This gives me the answer I needed! .... it's worth buying the first one, instead of white Vinegar! 😏

[@janras1771]

I would never put my hands in suspicius chemicals without gloves. And the Coke? The acid in it is actually used as main part in toiletcleance as chalk remover. Acid removes rust and the concentration of acid is the increasing factor of effectivines. After the proces you have to remove the acid very quickly and lubricate , if not the rust will return

[@chriscutress1702]

You need to try Coca Cola syrup rather than the out of the bottle Coke.

[@mikeward2465]

The cola meathead works best with the diet veriety and with more human interaction. Scrubbing with a brass or aluminum brush. I personally recommend evap o rust .

[@johnlinardos5088]

Thanks , I’m going to wait for the evapo rust. Well done comparison