The stove top and oven door of my camper have rust spots, rv forums have recommended this product. Will this get rid of the rust? I've done everything.
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Yes, unless the rust has already pitted the surface. If the rust has already ruined the sur surface, you will see some variation. But it will clean it up.
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The directions say it will remove rust, tarnish, etc., not scratches. I don't have a glass top stove so I haven't tried polishing any glass.
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After a long time it did rust, however all you need to do is take a little bit of aluminum foil, wet and scrub the rust right off. It works perfectly and it looks brand new.
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Easy, I cured the grates with olive oil when they are hot. This is like curing a cast iron skillet. No rust and food generally wipes right off. Food just seems to cook much better on cast iron.
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Hi , This works instantly all you do is spray a little on the object leave it on for 5 seconds and then scrub the rust off with a hard,or metal brush .then just wipe it off. Just a little headsup this stuff Has a really sharp bad smell so try to wear a mask filter.Thanks
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I hope you haven't done anything drastic to clean your cast iron, such as has been suggested in the previous responses. If the pan is something you'd regret damaging, the safest way to clean off burnt-on cooking residue as well as remove rust would be to place it in an electrolysis bath. The instructions are easy to find online, or just contact any group of cast iron aficionados, they'll be eager to guide you...and maybe even attempt to persuade you to part with your antique pan. Best of luck.
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Never clean it with soap. This will strip the seasoning. Use only water and a soft abrasive sponge. Lightly oil it to keep it from rusting at first. Eventually the "seasoning" will prevent rust from forming.
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Try "Bar Keepers Friend". You should be able to get it from Walmart (or here in Amazon). There are a few styles of it; Soft cleanser, stainless steel Polish and regular. They should all work for getting the rust out. For cleaning the outside of the pans, stick with the Soft Cleaner variant. For the inside, the regular or SS Polish. Good luck!
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The very best way to deal with rust is to soak your cookware in a solution of water and vinager for about 15 minnutes, then reseason with lard, Bacon grease or olive oil. DO NOT soak for an extended period of time.as the vinager will degrade the iron. It is that strong!
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I'm not sure since I don't use it on the stove top which is black enamel under the burners not stainless steel. It does seem to remove debris left on dishwasher, fridge, and compactor. I pretty much agree with the other responders. I, too, would check with the manufacturer as to the wisdom of using this type of cleaner on the stove top, if that's what you were meaning.
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I got mine in 2011. It sit out side all year uncovered. Now what I do is get a spray bottle. Mix 2 third with vegetable oil and 1 third olive oil. Shake to mix. Be careful when shaking. Next spray excessively all over. When the grill is hot I like to coat the top alot since it bake in. I also use this to coat the grates foe seasoning and non stick. I only coat when I grill. But first time I used two bottles worth. Like I said sit out rain snow sun all year and no rust. good luck
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Yes, If applied correctly it will "kill" the rust, thereby stop the spreading of rust. It will NOT stop other, surrounding, areas from rusting. Only properly treated areas will have protected, rust free metal. Top coating with a quality paint is essential.
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I just use some today, and you do have to rub it sometime to get the rust to come off. I have seen the metal turn black and some time metal gray when the rust was removed. I love this product, it just saved me some tools that had gotten wet and rusted badly. I thought I was going to have to throw them away but it saved them. Well worth what I spent when I saved my Harley Davidson gas tank that rusted inside when it sat to long.
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Hi, I think I've used the stopper once or twice since I've had my sink, and when I did use it I never saw any rust at all. The only time I had to deal with a rust issue was when I was cleaning a pan with an SOS pad. I got a tiny bit of metal under one of the feet of the rack that sits in the sink. Stainless steel is very resilient and if you care for it properly it will look good and won't rust. I cleaned the tiny tiny spot of rust with a dab of Barkeepers Helper. I swear by that stuff. Also stay away from egg white on stainless. It doesn't hurt a cooktop because the heat fixes that, but I dropped a spot the size of a dime on my sink. I didn't realize it was the egg white until I tried to clean it after breakfast. When I got the rust stain, and managed to fix that with Barkeepers Helper, I thought I might as well try it on the egg white stain. To my surprise and great happiness it has taken away the spot!! Warning, be careful how much you rub and how hard. Be gentle or you'll leave a tell tail spot where you've been working. Just gently, with a wet micro cloth, put a little water and a little BH on the cloth and work on the spot. Then when you've done, rinse off the area you are focusing on and then rinse out the cloth and wipe down the whole area. You can do this to water spots also. I have very hard water in my area and I manage to get drips down the front of the sink and on my refrigerator, which is stainless. Stainless steel is beautiful, but it does take some care. I hope I haven't bored you will my information, but I like my new kitchen to look like it did when it was installed a year and a half ago, and it does.
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Yes, this product is great. I did a gas tank on a motorcycle for a friend and it looked like new when I got finished. But, you have to make sure you get enough to completely cover your project, if not it will not work. Since rust has formed on your metal it is now exposed to the elements, you will get what is called flash rust. You will need to treat the exposed area right a way with something to stop the flash rust.
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Not sure if this works if it's already rusting. I have only used my griddle once and need to season mine as well. Directly from the "Cast Iron Care" section of the paperwork that came with my camp chef it states: "After each use, apply a small amount of Camp Chef Cast Iron Conditioner, and thinly coat all surfaces of the cast iron. Over time, this will make your cast iron black - creating a finish called a "patina." This enhances your cast iron by creating a glass-like finish, giving it a non-stick surface." It goes on to state: "Store your cookware in a dry, clean area with a light coating of Cast Iron Conditioner."I hope this helps! Not sure if this works if it's already rusting. I have only used my griddle once and need to season mine as well. Directly from the "Cast Iron Care" section of the paperwork that came with my camp chef it states: "After each use, apply a small amount of Camp Chef Cast Iron Conditioner, and thinly coat all surfaces of the cast iron. Over time, this will make your cast iron black - creating a finish called a "patina." This enhances your cast iron by creating a glass-like finish, giving it a non-stick surface." It goes on to state: "Store your cookware in a... » Read More Not sure if this works if it's already rusting. I have only used my griddle once and need to season mine as well. Directly from the "Cast Iron Care" section of the paperwork that came with my camp chef it states: "After each use, apply a small amount of Camp Chef Cast Iron Conditioner, and thinly coat all surfaces of the cast iron. Over time, this will make your cast iron black - creating a finish called a "patina." This enhances your cast iron by creating a glass-like finish, giving it a non-stick surface." It goes on to state: "Store your cookware in a dry, clean area with a light coating of Cast Iron Conditioner."I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Stainless steel is prone to rust when it has contact with non-stainless steel metals. Use a stainless steel scrubby and this will not happen. We've had ours since December 2013 and not a rust spot in sight!