Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Prepare the Item
   • Remove any loose dirt, oil, or grease from the item. Light cleaning helps the remover work more effectively.
   • No need to remove paint unless the rust is underneath it.
2. Soak the Rusted Item
   • Fully submerge the rusty item in the solution.
   • Use a plastic or glass container. Metal trays may react with the solution.
   • For larger parts, soak a rag in the solution and wrap it around the rusted area. Then cover it with plastic wrap to keep it wet.
3. Wait
   • Let the item soak for 30 minutes to 12 hours, depending on the severity of the rust.
   • Light rust may be gone in under an hour. Heavier rust will take longer.
   • The solution only removes rust — it won’t harm clean metal, plastic, or most painted surfaces.
4. Rinse and Dry
   • Once the rust is gone, rinse the item with clean water.
   • Dry it thoroughly to prevent flash rusting.
5. Repeat if Needed
   • Very rusty items may need more than one soak.
   • The solution is reusable. You can keep using it until it turns dark and stops working.

Tips for Best Results:

• Use at room temperature or warmer — cold slows down the process.
• Agitate gently during soaking for faster results.
• Store the used solution in a sealed container to reuse it later

Additional tips
If left in the liquid overnight, a black residue will be on the metal, this can simply be rinsed off with clean water