WD-40 Specialist Liquid Rust Remover 300042 1 Gal
Water-based rust remover dissolves corrosion on steel and aluminium without toxic fumes, acid or skin irritation
- Removes rust safely with water-based, acid-free formula
- Ready-to-use liquid requires no mixing before application
- Non-flammable with zero VOC content for workplace safety
- NSF P1 rated for incidental food-contact environments
- Non-irritating to skin and produces no toxic fumes
Specialist Liquid Rust Remover 300042
This WD-40 Specialist liquid removes rust from aluminum and steel surfaces. The water-based formula comes ready to use in a one-gallon jug. It produces no toxic fumes, is acid free and non-irritating to skin. The product is non-flammable with zero VOC content and carries an NSF P1 rating.
Who should use this rust remover
Maintenance teams and workshops needing a non-flammable, acid-free solution for steel and aluminum parts will find this suitable. The liquid requires rinsing after application and has a slight fragrance. Buyers needing a no-rinse formula or a product approved for other metals should look elsewhere.
One-gallon ready-to-use liquid format
The remover is supplied as a one-gallon jug of ready-to-use liquid. This volume suits bench-top immersion or repeated spray-and-wipe jobs without dilution. Users who need a smaller container, an aerosol, or a concentrate to mix on site will need a different product.
How it compares
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- Price $22.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | WD-40 SPECIALIST |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the one-gallon jug or is there a smaller size for a quick job?
The product is offered only as a one-gallon jug, so that is the version you receive.
How does the rust remover perform once I pour it onto a corroded steel part?
The water-based liquid dissolves rust on steel and aluminum without toxic fumes, though a rinse is required after use.
Does the NSF P1 rating limit where I can apply this in a food-processing area?
NSF P1 means the formula is approved for incidental food contact, so it can be used on equipment in and around food zones.
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