JENOLITE Rust Remover Original Liquid | 1kg | Rust Remover For Metal | Fast Acting Rust Remover | Removes Rust Back To Bare Metal | Rust Treatment For Car bodywork, Bikes, Tools, Machinery, BBQs

Used to remove the rust on a 30 year old cast iron keel. Made quick work of it. Followed the instructions. 2 coats of epoxy primer on top. Job done Good product and simple to use

It work fairly well. Started fizzing as soon as I brushed it on the rust. It took quite a bit of extra wire brushing, waiting, then repeating to get rid of 90% of the rust. The photo is after 3 days of work. I brushed on the liquid (following instructions), used a wire bush on tough spots, then used Autosol metal polish on the pipes to finish. You don't get much for your money in the bottle but is better than vinegar or WD40 I think.Pros:- Worked well on light rust areas- Not much odourCons:- Not great on tough deep rust areas- Quite expensive for the amount you get

Here we have two motorcycle carburettor brackets, both off the same set of carbs, from a 25 year old motorcycle.The top one is after jenolite, it needs a visit to a zinc plating bath. It is bare metal, no corrosion in sight.The bottom one is before jenolite. It looks like it spent the last 25 years in the bottom of a ditch.Note, jenolite does not remove oils and grease, but it does remove rust, well.

As described all good

I have used this product over numerous years and keep buying it as it works every time. Definitely recommendable

it does what says on the tin

I recall this product from years ago and how it comlemented other anti corrosion paints.Easy to apply either by brush to large surfaces or as a soak for small componants.It has provided a very usefull tool for the restoration of my 18 year old motor home where parts of the subframe had suffered from peeling powder coating.Additionally it is so economical in use and ready to overpaint very quickly.

the description on this is incorrect. it is not non drip formula (as original jenolite is). it is water consistency and runs everywhere. that said i've no doubt it will do the job. it seems to dissolve residual rust leaving a surface ready to prime and paint. it is necessary to keep the area being treated wet and agitated to give the fluid time to work. so it's a fairly time consuming affair to use it properly. can be used for soaking small parts and i suspect that's what it is best for.