Loctite Naval Jelly Rust Dissolver, 16 fl oz

Works great for echoing metal

Leaves a preventive black oxide coating behind that can be left or removed as desired. I use it to restore heavily rusted saw blades, chisels, table surfaces, and other tools with heavily pitted surfaces. The gel gets under the oxidation right to the steel/iron to lift away the oxidation and protect the base metal. Fast and efficient, rarely need to use a second application. Great stuff!

Surprising performance that does what it says. I will buy more and clean up all my rusty metal. Just remember after cleaning the rust, preservation is a must.

Great for little rust spots, I would still thoroughly wire brush the rust before hand. Don't be stupid like me and accidently get it in your mouth working under your car. Tastes very sweet and sour, very toxic though. If you accidently get it in your mouth call 911.

So far on my drive way I have tryed CLR, Liquid Plumber (generic), beach, scrubbing bubbles and a pressure washer. The CLR barely lightened it up BUT it did help a little. The liquid plumber was about the same as the CLR but seemed to etch or calcify the concrete its self... still not enough. Bleach was useless and so was scrubbing bubbles. So, I did a test spot of this product, right in the worse of it. WOW. It seemed to get about 85-90% of the rust color out. Concrete was dry, brushed on a decent but not too thick layer and let it work for about half an hour or more. I hope the rest of the rust stain/sheen can look the same. A car battery overheated/exploded and as a result, the dripping volatile and caustic chemicals got on the driveway and washed down the driveway. It looks like rusty melted icecream all the way down (about 20 feet). Im confident that this product is the best one ive tryed so far. Not even close. I may need a 2nd bottle to get every last part off.

My wife and I searched the 'net for assorted products with which to clean the rusty-crustier parts of our 1987 Yamaha Moto4, and found Loctite Naval Jelly worth a try. I can give this product two very enthusiastic, nitrile-gloved THUMBS-UP! The jelly removed all of the rust, as well as some caked-on, baked-on brake material from the back brake disk.My particular method was to follow the instructions as printed on the bottle for the first go-round; this removed significant rust and corrosion from the parts, and quickly enough to warrant my wanting to try letting the jelly sit a bit longer- I gave the second application twenty minutes, and scrubbed away even more gunk- and became obsessive-compulsive about removing ALL of the crusty-rusty...Forty minutes into the third application, I scrubbed it clean with a small wire brush and copious amounts of water, and behold, before me was a near-new brake disk. Folks, the jelly works just fine with the ten-minute application; I was being over-zealous with my second and third uses- be your own judge and decide how clean you want your parts. Letting the jelly sit longer on the part does help to remove more rust; I'm not certain where the point of diminishing returns lay with this stuff. It's inexpensive enough for me to goop it on thick, over and over, and delight in the results.Speaking of goop- the jelly is just that- a jelly-like liquid, rather thick, and can be applied with a brush, as instructed- it likes vertical surfaces just fine. The pink color went well with my daughters and spouse too ;-).

My experience with this product is that it *will* remove rust. However, you gotta do it keeping certain things in mind.One, it requires more than a thin film to truly remove rust. I found that this jelly likes to form either thick blobs or thin film. It is the thick blobs that beat the crap out of the rust. They generally require about 15-45mins to do their magic, depending on how bad the rust is. I could not get the jelly to cohere in any other form.Two, it requires a surface horizontal enough for the blobs to not slide off. This jelly does NOT stick to vertical surfaces as anything other than a useless film. If you are trying to apply this to a vertical surface, you will have to hold a blob against the target area, and for certain jobs this is horribly impractical.Overall, this product was a bit of a disappointment, because I had been hoping to use it on my truck undercarriage. If you just need to clean a easily accessible horizontal surface, or tools, this product will work great. Any application more challenging than that, I cannot recommend this product, sadly.To date, I have not found any true naval jelly. The kind that I have seen variously described as being able to stick to any surface in any orientation. That most certainly does not describe this product.

I posted my before & after pics of my bathroom caddy which holds my flat iron, curling iron etc., which was badly rusted to the extent that I was going to trash it but I couldn’t find another one just like it online anywhere & couldn’t remember what store I bought it from. Since it is a quality piece I decided to give this rust removal a try. Of course I read the reviews first as I always do to determine if it was worth purchasing & I prayed that it would work for my caddy. I’m So glad I took the chance because this rust removing gel restored my caddy back to looking almost brand new. Oh & I did follow the instructions on how to use it first as well as used a rust removing brush on it prior applying the product as the instructions stated but the rest removing brush didn’t make it look even half way brand new, However it did help with making it look brand new after the rust removal gel did 99% of the job. Thank you Amazon for another Amazing product!