evaporust, where???

[bindernut]

Hey guys, where can I buy evaporust?

Thanks,
Mark

 

[Hiball]

I picked up my last jug at orielly auto parts.

 

[eborcim]

Most hardware/box stores...westlakes, tru-value, Menards, Orschelns.....

 

[rhastings80]

Harbor Freight for like 20 bucks and then you can also use a 20% off coupon.

 

[red92s]

Harbor Freight carries it in this area, as well as AutoZone.

 

[dkroth]

My Autozone has it in 1qt bottles for $9.99.

I got a quote from Fastenal of $113 for a 5 gallon pail. But I can get single gallons from HF for $20 (as noted above).

I've been experimenting with Evapo-rust over the past few days and it works pretty well. The solution may not last as long as I hoped, but my tests are ongoing...

 

[ImportTuner]

Yep, got mine at AutoZone .. works ok. Now if you really want to remove rust quickly, get some naval jelly ..

 

[T56 Impala]

My Autozone has it in 1qt bottles for $9.99.

I got a quote from Fastenal of $113 for a 5 gallon pail. But I can get single gallons from HF for $20 (as noted above).

I've been experimenting with Evapo-rust over the past few days and it works pretty well. The solution may not last as long as I hoped, but my tests are ongoing...

One "trick" with EOR is to use it and keep it in a sealed container. I bought a gallon of it over a year ago. After use, I filter it through a coffee filter. It takes quite a while to filter as it is thick and takes time to get through the filter. I still have about 2/3 of that gallon left and it still works great.

I have cleaned hundreds maybe even thousands of tools. Some were rusted from sitting in the weather for 4 1/2 DECADES. I don't pour the obvious junk in the filter so some does get poured out after each use. I use various size Tupperware containers to soak the tools. Lid on. I have left some for weeks. Its good stuff IMO. Sometimes it leaves a little too much black oxide on the tools, but they look better than they did, that's for sure!

 

[stricht8]

One "trick" with EOR is to use it and keep it in a sealed container. I bought a gallon of it over a year ago. After use, I filter it through a coffee filter. It takes quite a while to filter as it is thick and takes time to get through the filter. I still have about 2/3 of that gallon left and it still works great.

I have cleaned hundreds maybe even thousands of tools. Some were rusted from sitting in the weather for 4 1/2 DECADES. I don't pour the obvious junk in the filter so some does get poured out after each use. I use various size Tupperware containers to soak the tools. Lid on. I have left some for weeks. Its good stuff IMO. Sometimes it leaves a little too much black oxide on the tools, but they look better than they did, that's for sure!

I like the coffee filter idea. I'm going to start doing that.

 

[stricht8]

Yep, got mine at AutoZone .. works ok. Now if you really want to remove rust quickly, get some naval jelly ..

Yeah naval jelly is super effective. How much is a gallon of EOR at Autozone?

 

[ImportTuner]

Yeah naval jelly is super effective. How much is a gallon of EOR at Autozone?

The AZ I go to only has the 32 oz. size ... for like $9 ..

 

[nolatoolguy]

Gemplers

We order from there all the time both evaporust and other products there a great place and trusted website

http://www.gemplers.com/rust-fighting-supply

 

[selohssa]

In Canada, I have found it at Lee Valley Tools. Does anyone know of other places in the Great White North to buy it?

 

[Thump_rrr]

In Canada, I have found it at Lee Valley Tools. Does anyone know of other places in the Great White North to buy it?

Looks like crappy tire has it.
http://www.evaporust.ca

 

[selohssa]

Looks like crappy tire has it.
http://www.evaporust.ca

Ha, there is one 5 min from my house. I have not set foot in there for 5-10 years. I guess that I will have to **** it up and go.

 

[heelsroll]

Tractor Supply stocks it around here, $20 for the big jug.

 

[rsanter]

HF and use the 20% coupon

bob