Rust Protection (11 oz, Pack of 2), Rust Remover & Rust Prevention Spray - Eco-Friendly Anti Rust Spray, No Petroleum, No PTFE, Plant Based

Great stuff. Used this on a bunch of surplus ammo cans that had surface rust on them from being in storage in a pole barn for decades.Sprayed each can down completely, let them sit for 3 days to evaporate some, hit them with a brass brush, and all of the rust spots were gone. Also, sprayed down a recently-acquired SKS that had seen better days. The metal had surface rust, the chamber and barrel were severely neglected, as were both recoil rods, trigger group, gas tube, butt plate, and the bolt carrier group. Basically, the rifle looked like it was stored in a pole barn in the tropics somewhere. Everything looked terribly neglected.I used half of a can just on the SKS, which is a LOT of product. A little goes a long way, and it does penetrate. Left for a week wrapped in cheesecloth to keep it saturated and to help pull off the rust, dirt and whatever else was on it.Unwrapped it, hit it with some Purple Power degreaser (diluted 2:1), rinsed with hot water and used shop air to dry it off.Afterwards, it looked 30 years newer and 98% of the surface rust was gone. It will need refinished in the future, but this stuff gave it a serious face-lift and cleaning it desperately needed.If only it could be used on the original wood stock. *sigh*Anyway, worth the money. It seriously works great.

Works mostly as expected, spray on and scrub off light surface rust, and this leaves a little bit of a protective coating. I've been using it also to lubricate door hinges and other things in my house as I don't like blasting WD-40 inside. Don't expect this to totally revitalize heavily rusted stuff but for a little bit of surface rust on tools this does the trick.

Worked great.

I went to use some of this brand new unused gear hugger and both cans fail to spray at all. I’m not sure if it’s the eco friendly propellant they used or the low ish temps in my garage (mid 40s) but, I have two cans full of liquid I cannot use. My WD40, CLP and PB blaster all work in this temp range, but this was a fairly expensive experiment that did not go well. I’ll give the seller a bit of time to respond or replace it otherwise it’s getting returned. Eco friendly is great and all but it needs to actually propel liquid out of the can in order for this to be useful. I’d love to be able to rate the function of the product but I can’t even get that far into using it.

Pros:• Eco-Friendly Formula: This lubricant spray is plant-based and free from petroleum and PTFE, making it a sustainable choice for rust protection and lubrication while minimizing environmental impact.• Effective Rust Removal: Users report that it works well on light rust, restoring tools and equipment effectively without harsh chemicals, which makes it suitable for various applications around the home or workshop.• Non-Toxic and Safe: The non-toxic and biodegradable nature of the product makes it safe to use around children and pets, providing peace of mind while still delivering powerful performance.• Versatile Application: With a two-way nozzle for precise control, it allows for easy application on a range of surfaces and equipment, ensuring uniform coverage every time.Cons:• Not for Heavy Rust: While it performs well on light rust, some users noted it may not be as effective on more severe rust issues, which may require more traditional rust removal methods.• Spray Nozzle Design: A few users expressed concerns about the spray nozzle being more suited for broader applications rather than targeted use, which could affect precision.Summary:The Rust Protection Lubricant Spray is an impressive eco-friendly option for those looking to remove rust and protect their metal surfaces. Its plant-based formula offers a safe and effective solution that is user-friendly and versatile. While it excels at handling light rust and lubricating tools, those with heavier rust issues might need additional products for optimal results.Final Thoughts:Overall, this lubricant spray is a great choice for anyone wanting to make a more sustainable choice without sacrificing performance. It effectively restores and protects metal surfaces while being safe for families and pets. If you're looking for a reliable, eco-conscious lubricant, this product is certainly worth trying.Amazon Vine Program:This is a review of a product received for free via the Amazon Vine Program. I strive to provide helpful and unbiased opinions of the product. I focus and score based on a few areas of each product: Cost vs quality, functionality, and comparison to other similar products.

This works well as a rust remover and protection. I've always sprayed my tools down with a light coating of something especially the ones rotting in my humid garage. This seems to work as well as WD-40 or other silicone based sprays at that job. At nearly >$14 a bottle it's on the spendy side, but it is eco friendly and not pretroleum based. It works for my needs. This bottle will last me a while for my needs.

I have a 40-year-old pair of pliers that still works great but is covered with rust, so I tried this to see how it would work. The first application did almost nothing, the second application did a little more, and the third application did a little more, but after 40 minutes of attempting to remove the rust most of it was still there. I tried scrubbing it with a sponge scrubber and that didn't do much more.Bottom line, the pliers are still rusty and probably will remain that way unless I take a wire brush to them.So as a rust remover this was mediocre at best. It would take months to determine what it would do as a rust preventer so I can't comment on that, but for now I'm unimpressed.I hope this helps. Thanks for reading and liking.