How To Remove Rust from Antiques & Collectibles

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The safest and easiest way to remove rust and corrosion from collectibles and antiques. Nicole shows viewers how to remove rust from vintage Potbelly Stove parts and from an antique knife. Metal Rescue is safe on everything but rust so the wood component to the knife and paint on the stove parts remains completely in tact and unharmed. Metal Rescue refurbishes any and all rusty antiques, see http://metalrescue.com for more info!

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[broncojames69]

I would like it in a gal form to brush on larger parts that you cant get in a plastic tub like a car finder or hood now that would be a good seller for the guys doing auto restorations

[WhiteGravey]

@alphaventt hope your not serious 25 is nothing if your restoring somthing worth hundreds.

[alphaventt]

why you don't say how much cost...25 dollar gallon..? NO THANKS.

[PokemonBakuganRule]

i have a treadle sewing machine and i have no clue how to find a big enough tank

[Flowerpowernluv]

Hmmm... Not all of the words got in here. I am terrible with typos and omitting words, typing so fast. I meant that it would be nice to know what is actually in this product. Ingredients are always important to me. Is there a way to find out beforehand?

Thanks.

[Flowerpowernluv]

I voted down for only one reason. It would be nice to know what is actually this magical answer to all rust problems product before I spend my money on it. I have a wok that I got from a friend. There is a bit of rust on it. I want to remove it without harming it in any way. And I actually plan on cooking with it, not letting it sit on my coffee table as a conversation piece like your, mom I think (forget) planning on sticking the stove in the living room to look at for ambiance.