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Old 04-19-2004, 06:06 AM
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Someone put a flyer in my car at a show Sat. for a new rust remover. It is from a company called ULTRA ONE they are in New Jersey, and is called SAFEST RUST REMOVER.COM from the pictures that they show this stuff really works. Does anyone have any first hand experience with this product????? Check out their web site. WWW.safestrustremover.com

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Old 04-19-2004, 06:06 AM
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Someone put a flyer in my car at a show Sat. for a new rust remover. It is from a company called ULTRA ONE they are in New Jersey, and is called SAFEST RUST REMOVER.COM from the pictures that they show this stuff really works. Does anyone have any first hand experience with this product????? Check out their web site. WWW.safestrustremover.com

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Old 04-21-2004, 10:30 AM
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I guess that nobody has an opinion on this stuff!!!!!

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Old 04-21-2004, 11:26 AM
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If it works as good as it appears to that would be great.

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Old 04-21-2004, 11:32 AM
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We are thinking of buying a gallon just to try, If it works it would be nice for derusting of engine blocks. Sure would save time if it works. (100 percent money back guarantee)

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Let us know how it works.

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Old 04-22-2004, 03:16 AM
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Eastwood sells a product that is called Oxy-Solve. I used that when I was doing my 64. Eats rust way and leaves a zinc coating over it.

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Being from Jersey myself, I would think you can't go wrong. Old Jersey cars & rust go hand in hand. So if anyone would know about rust it would be a Jersey based company...
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Old 04-22-2004, 06:55 AM
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Looks like good stuff. I may order some, just need to figure out how to collect it to use it again.

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Tim, I didn't meet you Saturday, but I did see your car. It was beautiful. For what would you need rust remover? I am always suspicious as to whether any of those rust products acutally "get rid of" the rust. I have always thought the claims were a little fishy. Has anyone here used one and then ground under the new "coating" to see if the rust underneath is actually gone?

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Old 04-22-2004, 01:38 PM
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I posted here to see if anyone has had first hand experience with this product. Most of the products that I have seen have been rust converters, not rust removers. I have tried to use converters in the past and none of them worked to my satisfaction.

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I've ordered a gallon today. I will post the results. I hope it works as well as they say. For 25 bucks I had to try it.

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Wow - the website is worth a look. If that stuff works like in the pictures . . . that should make a car wash so I can drive the whole car through!

busted - please let us know how it works.

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My gallon came in today. I will charge my camera, for before and after shots, then try it tommorrow. I'll let you guys know then.

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busted,

Very interested to hear how well the product did. Let us know.

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Ok, I dip a piece of rusted metal in the solution. I did not do the recommended pre-cleaning. I was wondering how it would do. The part was let to sit over night since it was pitted. In the morning most of the rust was removed. However the solution turned black. The instructions said this was normal if not pre cleaned. I cleaned the part with some of their degreaser. I again let the part soak over night. It seams to have removed most of the rust now. I want to post pics of the part. I just need someone to tell me how. I am also dipping a piece of rusted trim as I am typing this. It is not pitted like the last piece. As of now I am only fairly satisfied with the results. But I did not clean the part prior, so I am sure that had a major affect on it.

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Old 05-17-2004, 03:48 PM
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To post a pic that is saved on your comp, just click the attachment button (very last button on the right, above the message area)and it will ask you to browse your computer for the pic you want to attach. Just select your pic and click ok.

If the file is too large you will have to resize it. If it won't let you post it. You can email them to me and I'll post em for you.

I really want to see if this stuff works, as I have a block that I want to use it on.

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Old 05-18-2004, 08:04 AM
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So whats the final take on this stuff? Sure would be cool if it works.

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Old 05-18-2004, 10:51 AM
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