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Has any one ever tried this from Harbor Freight? Any Good?
Gallon Evapo-Rust™ Rust Remover
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1947 Chevy 1/2-Ton Advance Design in the Gallery

1951 Chevrolet 3100
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I didn't get it from Harbor Freight, but I used Evapo Rust and was very happy with it. I have an old engine that had some rust, but had never been painted, and still has the factory Ink Pen markings. It cleans all the rust, leaves it a natural cast color, and never disturbed the Ink Marks. works nice if you have some cad plated pieces that need cleaned up. Also, not toxic.

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I am going to use this product a lot. Not only does it remove rust but it doesn't harm other metals. You can put part assemblies in it and not worry about the brass or aluminum.


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
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I tried it about 2 weeks ago on my chrome reverse wheels , had alittle rust starting between the wheel stud holes where the chrome must be thinner . Works great and didnt hurt the chrome , wish I had a large vat of the stuff I'd dip my whole cab !

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I've been happy with it too, Tractor Supply has it here.


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How long does it last??? I spent about eighty bucks on a concentrate that was supposed to make 10 gallons of rust remover. It did remove rust if you left it over night but after a small amount of rust removal it quit working.

Lately I've been using Behr concrete etch with phosphoric acid. It removes rust, plating and paint if left long enough. And it keeps on removing it. The parts come out looking like they just came out of the press at the stamping plant. Problem is Behr took the acid out of the product last year and I can't find anyone that sells phosphoric acid anymore for a reasonable price. I'd like to get about 10 gallons of it to dip larger parts in like upper and lower grill baffels, core suppports, exhaust manifolds, brake drums, etc.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL


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