# How To: Remove rust - 7 different products.

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**Created:** [March 7, 2008, 8:09pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/how-to-remove-rust-7-different-products/44631 "2008-03-07T20:09:41Z")\
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Naval Jelly worked the best @ removal, and has a ton of uses on anything metal. It can be poured, rubbed, brushed on, or soaked - meaning you can apply it to anything as it is viscous. I imagine you could brush it onto vertical surfaces & such, and it’ll have a decent bit of retention. Think thick pepto bismol.

The por 15 has alot of uses, there is a link in the thread link @ the top of the first post, by Newman, to the data sheet. There are a ton of uses, though it may not be a pliable as the jelly. Also, it impregnates metal with a protective coating.

Mind you, both of these are pretty reusable too… after soaking the initial tools in the stuff, I simply removed those tools and added more. Still effective.

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