- In this video, I'm gone show you how to remove rust.
I'm gonna try to remove some rust on this bumper,
and I've got some different tools and some different items
that I'm gonna test this on.
And what I'm using is this Metal Rescue Gel.
All right, so let's give this a shot and see how it works.
First thing you wanna do is just kinda clean your area.
You don't want any dirt, wax,
things like that on there, grease.
And then all you need is a brush to apply it.
So we're gonna pull this off,
and this is just a gel.
They also have this,
it comes in the liquid where you can soak things,
but you know,
you couldn't really soak a bumper in something like that,
so that's where this works a lot better
on your bigger items.
So you wanna put it on kinda thick,
about an 1/8th inch.
And I'm just gonna do a small area here.
You can see, and the problem with this rust,
you can see how it kinda pits into the metal.
I'll put that on there and we'll put it pretty thick
just in this spot, see how well it works.
This is my first time to use this specific product, so,
we're testing it out.
And the other thing that's very important to do
is said use Saran Wrap, I didn't have any,
I'm just gonna use some
grocery bags like this.
And what this is doing
is you're just keeping the surface wet,
and you wanna keep it wet for,
I think like 30 to 60 minutes,
we'll probably let this set an hour
and then come back and check it.
But you want that to set on there
just to keep it from a drying on its own.
I'm just gonna set a rock on that one because
the wind's blowing a little bit out here.
And I've also got these,
these here got out, and you can see how bad
that really got rusted.
So I'm gonna spread this open at the end,
another thing about it, it's safe for metal,
or if you using around a painted area it's safe or plastic.
So it's not gonna discolor your paint or anything like that,
so you're pretty safe
if you get a little bit on your parts.
So I'm just gonna coat this really good.
Says about an 1/8th inch,
but boy, that'd be hard to really get that much on there.
We'll get it on there really thick.
Okay.
Now I've just got another bag here
and I'm just gonna stick it in this bag and wrap it up.
And we'll set that in there with 'em.
And I had just a couple more items I was gonna try this on.
I've got a dolly that got wet and got really rusted,
it's pitted and also got just a bolt here,
so we'll give it a try on these items.
There for now.
So just spreading that all over that.
Wrap this up.
Put that in there.
Then we got this, then we've got this one
bolt that we'll try.
We'll just wrap it up in here too.
Okay, so it says to wait I think,
let me look on here to make sure.
Okay, so it says to apply it and allow it to set
for 30 to 90 minutes.
If it's real heavy, 12 to 24 hours.
Okay, we'll let this set, see if it does its work,
and we will see in one hour.
Okay, and I am back.
It's been about an hour.
So we're gonna check the results and see how this worked.
Okay, I see,
you can tell just by looking at this,
that that did get a lot of that rust off.
You can see it transferred to the plastic there.
And this one is pretty bad.
And it did say if it doesn't take it all off
the first time you can repeat this process.
Let's see what it looks like.
Well, it did pretty good.
Need to you use that Thread Wizard on that
to clean those threads,
that'd probably clean that up real good.
As you can see
it worked.
Let's check on some of these other things.
Now this had pretty heavy rust.
Let's see what it did to these.
Now, you're just supposed to wipe it clean,
you use a damp cloth.
That cleaned those up pretty good.
This is one of those things
that may could use a second time.
Yeah, it looks like it got rid of most of the rust.
Give you a close-up of that.
Okay, now let's see what it did to the bumper.
Oh, I forgot about the dolly.
Yeah, let's check it out.
And it appears to have done a pretty good job on that too.
Now let's check the bumper.
Yeah, you can see it
loosened a lot of that up.
Yeah, that looks a lot better where this was applied,
so this stuff does work pretty good.
And for these types of things, I mean,
we're not gonna be painting it inside of a bumper
or dolly, tools, things like that.
To protect 'em
they have a spray that's supposed to help keep these.
It's Dry Coat,
and you just spray that on there.
And that'll dry and it's supposed to protect
metal for up to a year.
So we'll just spray this stuff.
Just let it dry.
Now, if you was gonna spray this on a car,
like outside of a fender or something
that you was gonna be painting,
you'd do what you normally would do,
put your probably your epoxy,
or go through those steps.
You wouldn't need to use this Dry Coat.
This is just for something that's gone be metal
and it's not gonna be painted or coated to be protected.
So if you was doing that to a car,
you'd clean it off real good,
and then you'd come back and put your,
your primer and your paint
like you normally would.
This appeared to work really good.
I know the POR-15 I've used those products, they work good.
And if you're not able to have 'em blasted,
this is probably the second best thing.
And let's hear from you,
if you use one of these products,
I mean, this is the Workshop Hero line,
I know there's some other ones out there.
I know that like the POR-15, good.
What have you used that works good?
Let us know.
What's your best method, best products?
Have you used this one?
And what did you think about it?
And that, my friends, is how you use this Metal Rescue Gel
for removing rust.
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