Krud Kutter Rustex Rust Converter 1-Gallon Bottle-RX012

Love this stuff. So affordable I use it on all repairs. Frames, trailers, mower decks. Leaves a nice shine. Easy to apply. Just a thin coat with a brush rag or fine mist sprayer. ONE CAUTION DON'T GET IT WET....leaves a white film if it gets wet before drying is complete. You really don't need to spend money for a moee exspensive product. Simple and effective.

I thought I'd take a chance on krud kutter rust converter, I was not disappointed with the product being less than $40 delivered. I followed the directions on the bottle for rusted metal, the results were excellent. I would say 95% of the exposed rusted metal under my truck is dark in color, and that was only one application. The only problem with the product is, because it is a liquid when you spray it on, it is runny. Also the spray vapors will get into your eyes if there is a slight breeze. I recommend wearing the proper PPE when using this product.

Seems to work. Listed as water based biodegradable blah blah so you assume its safe. Its basically a gallon of corrosive phosphoric acid. Youll need gloves goggles resperator etc to use safely.

Sprayed this on a rusted steel shed roof. The overspray on the adjacent shed removed the paint from that shed ... be careful how you apply. That said, the product works well.

Rust converter VS sand blasting... In restoring a '58 IH Farmall Cub, I am hand sanding most of the tractor's surface. I also have 6 rust covered implements that simply need a halt to the oxidation process, and a coat of protective paint. If you are attempting to achieve a like new surface, sand blasting is your best option. On the other hand, if you have a surface or tool that you are attempting to preserve, and the finish is less important than solid function, it is obsessive compulsive to use a sand blaster. Rust Converter: * is safer to eyes and lungs * does not leave a huge mess to sweep up * does not dust blanket everything down wind * does not invade every oriface of your body * ultimately saves time and money ($40/50lb of abrasive?)