Metal Rescue™ users have rescued parts for classic cars ranging from Corvettes to GTO’s to Mustangs to the Plymouth Belvedere. Some of the parts we've seen rescued in Metal Rescue™ include manifolds, brakes, clutch components, engines, transmissions, carburetors and water pumps. One estatic customer even dubbed Metal Rescue™ the “fountain of youth for old auto parts”. Be sure to check out all of the photos and video testimonials of previously rusted parts that have been restored thanks to Metal Rescue™.

Metal Rescue™ is perfect for restoring a gas tank. As rust accumulates on the inside of the tank, it becomes useless to the auto enthusiasts and must be dealt with. Old methods of rust removal include caustic acids baths, sand blasting or other outdated methods. All of them pose a problem to the gas tank in terms of removing too much metal-thus promoting future corrosion or leaving sand residue everywhere. With Metal Rescue™ all you do is drain the tank, pour in Metal Rescue™ and soak. After about a few hours, rotate the tank (for off body restoration) to allow the Metal Rescue™ to contact all rusted area. (if the tank is on the car, fill complete and siphen completely when finished). After all the rust has been removed, drain the tank and fill with gasoline. The key to Metal Rescue™ is that it does not affect the base metal. You don’t have to use crèmes and other additives to coat the metal inside since the Metal Rescue™ is not taking off bare metal like an acid. Only the rust is removed!

There isn’t any group of users of Metal Rescue™ that have had a greater need for rust removal than farmers! To the farmer who has used Metal Rescue™, it is like the Farmer’s Almanac of rust removers! Every farmer needs a 55 gallon drum of Metal Rescue™. Not only is it safe for the metal, it is safe for the farmer, the animals, the land and the paint that is often on the parts. Many farmers use the 55 gallon drums as the derusting tank itself. Just find your rustiest tools, wrenches, nuts/bolts, equipment or machinery and soak in Metal Rescue™. Be sure to cover the tank or tub when you are finished de-rusting so that you can use it again, over and over! IMPORTANT! Please be aware that Metal Rescue™ MUST be at room temperature (68F) or above to work properly.

Whether you are an antique dealer or collector, Metal Rescue™ is for you! If you are dealing with antiques, improve your selling price of rusted antiques by cleaning them up before you sell them! If you collect antiques, go ahead and find the rustiest artifacts you can at great prices, then clean them up with Metal Rescue™ Rust Remover Bath. The advantage of Metal Rescue™ is that you don’t have to disassemble the antique object. Metal Resuce™ doesn’t harm paint, plastic, rubber, etchings or other materials that water won’t harm, as long as the paint is intact and rust hasn't gotten behind the paint. Place the entire object into Metal Rescue™ and watch the rust disappear. We even have beer can collectors derusting entire cans, paint and all in Metal Rescue™. Check out their testimonials in our photos pages by clicking the link below, and try that with sand blasters, acids or electrolysis!

If you’re like most mechanics, home users or “Regular Joes”, you’ve got a bunch of rusty tools in your garage, barn or basement in need of some metal rescue! Do you have rusty screw drivers, wrenches, hammers, pliers, sockets, T-squares or drill bits? Don’t be a rusty tool, soak them in Metal Rescue™. The liquid will remove all the rust but not the chrome, etchings or other materials that are part of the tool, like plastic, rubber or a wood handle. Just be careful not to soak something in Metal Rescue™ that you wouldn’t soak in water. It’s a good rule of thumb: if you can soak it in water, it’s safe for Metal Rescue™. For wood handles, just remove as soon as the rust is removed for best results.

If you’ve got rusty fishing lures, tackle boxes or an old gun you want to clean up, Metal Rescue™ is your answer. Just soak them in Metal Rescue™ and bring them back to life! Metal Rescue™ will remove blueing, browning, zinc phosphate and other oxide finishes.