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Evaporust is safe with rubber and other components - the cool thing about it is I think it is essentially water based(!), and it seems to work best when parts are immersed in it for longer periods. I do not work for Evaporust, just a happy customer!

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"One day, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching." : anon.

I bought a gallon of the stuff, I will try it out this coming weekend. I trust everyones personal endorsements I believe it will work

Anyone ever use Evapo Rust on a firearm , wonder if it will remove rust with out harming the bluing

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1975 S3 project bike
1974 H1 project bike
1972 Yamaha R5
1974 Yamaha RD350

Just checked on some parts treated with evaporust. Did a tank and some nuts and bolts, put in a bolt that was nearly rusted beyond recognition, and when I got it out I couldnt believe it. The bolt looked nearly new with some very light pitting on it. I wouldnt waste my time using an abrasive rust is gone, bolt looks clean ready to use. WOW. Tank looks good inside, shiny only a few light pitting marks but no rust. If you have not used this stuff you've got to try it. It will save you lots of time and maybe some parts that you would otherwise throw away.

Its been over a year since I had the cylinders bored, they sat inside the house oiled down with Si7 -still turned to a rust color.
Soaked for about two hours. This stuff hasnt failed me yet.