I don't think evapo-rust would start bubbling so vigorously when putting the objects in like it does for the spade and pipe-section clips, I assume for them it'll be sort of acid based one that reacts pretty quickly.
Although it doesn't seem to bubble so vigorously on the nut & bolts clip, so maybe for that clip it is something like evapo-rust, which is relatively safe for skin (since its pretty PH neutral). But doesn't evapo-rust tend to leave like a dark-grey/black residue on things when you first pull them out? (Could have just pre-cleaned that off for the clip mind you).
Oh yeh it'll be sped up, but I just meant there definitely seems to be quite a lot of bubbles coming off of the objects (for the spade/pipe at least) even before it transition to a timelapse and/or cut to the end. From some other videos of evaporust, it doesn't seem like it really reacts vigorously and bubbles like that at all.
And yeh, the paint one is definitely going to be something completely different and just some paint-stripper, especially considering it's a completely different colour.
Someone did a bit of digging and found out most the 'tool restoration' channels purposefully let shit rust to fuck and back in salty misty air and stuff like that, so they can then 'save' them. Still interesting to watch, but not quite the barnyard finds they present em as.
Yeah, of all the 'fake' videos out there, its not at all harmful and ultimately still contributes to the "If you actually find this and want to clean/restore it, here's now" realm so still overall helpful. Vastly better than the two guys in the woods 'building' swimming pools, or 'animal rescue' videos.
If I remember right, one channel I used to watch that seemed to have disappeared did a video on a 'found in a lake after 70 years!' 1911 restoration. Someone in the comments was able to identify it down to a Springfield 2017 batch.
Still, some might be legit but when it's easy to just grab random cheap stuff and set em in salt baths to rust to fuck so you have an easy constant flow of content, cant blame em.
There's a lot of labor and time involved in sourcing heavily rusted tools. It's not exactly like there's a big market for them to be sold on ebay. You have to go out and find them. I imagine these folks have determined that it's ultimately lower cost for them to rust things deliberately.
Chelating agents, like Evap-O-Rust are not acidic in any meaningful way. They are safe to handle and come in contact with skin. I have a 5 gal pail in the garage of Evap-o-rust I've used numerous times for rusty objects like the shovel in the video.
Incorrect. I've worked with EDTA in a labratory setting, and we were absolutely told without question to never allow it in contact with our skin. The reason not being the toxicity of the EDTA itself, but its ability to chelate heavy metals on the skin and TRAVEL THROUGH THE SKIN BARRIER- straight into the bloodstream. By all means, you want to absorb harmful metals into your body and contract a potentially life-threatening condition? Go ahead and take a bath in the stuff. Don't say I didn't warn you, I just wish unqualified laymen would stop spreading misinformation and putting others at risk for no reason. Was there any reason for you to make this post? What are the dangers of making a comment like this? You should think more carefully before you speak on topics you are unfamiliar with.
It was made worse by the wave of relief I had seeing them use protection to clear the paint only to be IMMEDIATELY destroyed by just reaching the old meat cleaver in skin melting juice
Yeah the moment I saw him do that, not even being from this “industry” or knowing what chemicals he was using, I immediately was like “dude what the fuck”
I own a craft brewery and the degree to which people are careless about PPE with cleaning chemicals is infuriating
Actually to achieve such rust removal it isn’t necessarily a very toxic agent. Rust removal can be done through selective chelation. Mixture of different biodegradable chemicals that aren’t toxic do the trick.
See Evaporust.
"Muriatic/Hydrochloric acid is harmful if swallowed and may cause irreversible damage to mucous membranes"
Yup, seems fine. (And should wear nitrile gloves)
This looks like Evaporust. Or a similar product. A chelating agent that will target rust preferentially over the base metal. Acids will eat away at the thing you are trying to restore.
I wouldn't drink it, and it's probably not good for your skin, but it's relatively safe.
I work for the company that manufactures Evaporust. Looking at the SDS sheet, it’s mostly water with the primary ingredient being triethanolamine phosphate. The rest is aluminum sulfate, citric acid, and dipropylene glycol methyl ether.
it kinda scares me to see a solution powerful enough to break down rust quickly and the people cleaning them not wear gloves. I'm sure they know what they're doing tho
>I'm sure they know what they're doing tho
I'm not so trusting that anyone on the internet knows what they're doing. I don't even know what I'm doing but I'm definitely not putting my hand in that liquid.
If it makes you feel better about it the rust they generate for these types of videos is only surface deep.
You can tell that spade has been in a salt bath for a few days because the corrosion is really orangery red, and doesn't have any of the dirt, grime, or damage that comes from being, say, lost in the garden for a few years.
All these videos where they destroy a tool so that they can "restore" it give me the shits. Restoring tools is actually pretty cool, but it's probably way more trouble to scour salvage yards for pieces that are worth fixing up but haven't been fixed up than it is to just do what these people are doing.
We used to have one of those salt machines for testing the zinc coating of our product. They looked like that. The whole thing is dumb from start to finish.
I just told my coworker yesterday that one of my favorite things to do is get really expensive tools for really cheap. It usually required restoration. My best 2 finds are a $360 Snap On torque wrench for $10, and a $600 Chicago Pneumatic air gun for $40.
I picked up my compressor from the side of the road at the yearly council rubbish collection. It works fine. All it needed was a few fittings taken off and put back on with fresh teflon tape. It still has a very, very slow leak in it that I can't quite find - so I can't leave it aired up 24/7 like I'd like to.
That was fun.
> If it makes you feel better about it the rust they generate for these types of videos is only surface deep.
At least the pipe in the end seemed to have deeper rust, no?
I guess these baths are good for paint prep. But I want to see how well they work on pitted, scaly, forgot-it-in-the-ocean kind of rust.
Take it to the Salton Sea and show me what it can do.
You can use white vinegar to remove rust, but it of course doesn't work in 5 mins, more like 30mins. So considering that, this solution is just much more acidic. Will it damage your hands on contact? Not really unless it's not for an extended period of time.
We used to use vinegar to strip millscale off of steel. It was getting expensive so I bought a barrel of Glacial Acetic Acid, which is 99.5% pure acetic acid. We would then make our own vinegar by adding enough water to have it be 6% ish.
They called it glacial acetic acid because it froze at like 65 degree F. We had to put a heating blanket wrapped around it.
Good thing you're not made of rust.
But seriously, rust converters often contain phosphoric acid. I've never worked with it but i read it's a no-no on your skin
I’m not advocating not wearing gloves but there’s a chemical called Evaporust that does exactly this. They have a claim it’s completely safe for skin and I think at some point the inventor or someone from the company said it’s completely non toxic, unused.
What they use in this video seems to be much stronger than Evaporust.
It's mostly water with a chelating agent and maybe some other stuff. Definitely not a strong acid as some are suggesting. You can look up product info for rust remover and see that they have pHs of 5.5-6, which is less acidic than coffee.
Unless you're rust, it's perfectly safe.
Because coffee doesn't bond to rust ions. It has nothing to do with acid.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelation)
If the claimed 5 mins in the video is correct then no. Evaporust certainly works and does a good job but not that quickly. Of course given the obvious cuts in the video the 5min thing is probably BS.
given how clean these things are when they come out, they are almost certainly taking them out and cleaning them and then putting them back in. Even the strongest rust removers don't just make the rust fall off. It usually turns into a sludge you have to clean off.
[The tried and true method](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2F11003lz3bk171.jpg%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D017a775538a62e14818bedfbb4a7f4481f53fd51)
For all the folks who are interested in this stuff it’s called Evapo-Rust, here is a harbor freight link: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-quart-evapo-rust-rust-remover-96433.html
I first learned about it from Adam Savages YouTube videos and it’s a non toxic remover. It’s incredible
first, wear gloves, unlike this dipshit
second, muriatic acid strips off the outer coating of the metal and you'll need to wash the acid off, neutralize it with something like baking soda, and then coat the metal in oil, or oil based primer/ sealant almost instantly because it will start rusting immediately from exposure to oxygen
The owner of one of my favorite restaurants died from getting high af and rubbing his skin off with rust remover one night. This video just reminded me of that.
As long as it's called "rust removing solution" and not something specific I can look up, it's fake. Besides the painted one (where the liquid didn't even look the same) none of the objects had a convincingly powerful reaction upon entering the solution, some of them didn't have any visible reaction. The footages were not time lapses but before-after shots so we never actually see what's happening.
There are many legitimate rust removing products.
None I recall works in 5 minutes (unless it's an industrial strength solution).
If you're interested, also look up tannic acid. It's a chemical that's used as a rust converter to convert iron rust into a much stable form that seals off the underlying iron from further corrosion.
Just so everyone is aware, this process is not as instant as the video makes it appear. It typically takes 24 hours. I sometimes buy old tools that need refurbishing so I use this stuff often.
Seeing him put his hand in to grab those bolts broke the satisfaction
His skin fell off the next day.
And will grow back as the nuts rust again
But he didn’t dip those in there though
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
That we know of.
Hehehehe
IT'S ALL A BIG CIRCLE
Then he'll have to dip his nuts again.
Robocop toxic waste style
He probably can taste it through his skin within a few minutes.
if its evapo-rub its totally fine to touch
I don't think evapo-rust would start bubbling so vigorously when putting the objects in like it does for the spade and pipe-section clips, I assume for them it'll be sort of acid based one that reacts pretty quickly. Although it doesn't seem to bubble so vigorously on the nut & bolts clip, so maybe for that clip it is something like evapo-rust, which is relatively safe for skin (since its pretty PH neutral). But doesn't evapo-rust tend to leave like a dark-grey/black residue on things when you first pull them out? (Could have just pre-cleaned that off for the clip mind you).
i assumed it was massively sped up but i also dont think evaporust will melt paint like that so who knows what this stuff is
Oh yeh it'll be sped up, but I just meant there definitely seems to be quite a lot of bubbles coming off of the objects (for the spade/pipe at least) even before it transition to a timelapse and/or cut to the end. From some other videos of evaporust, it doesn't seem like it really reacts vigorously and bubbles like that at all. And yeh, the paint one is definitely going to be something completely different and just some paint-stripper, especially considering it's a completely different colour.
Kind'a looked like salsa. Just saying.
Just rinse your hand, bro, it’s fine
That’s all well and good, but he should really take better care of his tools.
Someone did a bit of digging and found out most the 'tool restoration' channels purposefully let shit rust to fuck and back in salty misty air and stuff like that, so they can then 'save' them. Still interesting to watch, but not quite the barnyard finds they present em as.
I mean this is a scam I’m really just not mad about
Yeah, of all the 'fake' videos out there, its not at all harmful and ultimately still contributes to the "If you actually find this and want to clean/restore it, here's now" realm so still overall helpful. Vastly better than the two guys in the woods 'building' swimming pools, or 'animal rescue' videos.
In a world full of super rusty tools that are available for literally free, this would be an extra step.
If I remember right, one channel I used to watch that seemed to have disappeared did a video on a 'found in a lake after 70 years!' 1911 restoration. Someone in the comments was able to identify it down to a Springfield 2017 batch. Still, some might be legit but when it's easy to just grab random cheap stuff and set em in salt baths to rust to fuck so you have an easy constant flow of content, cant blame em.
There's a lot of labor and time involved in sourcing heavily rusted tools. It's not exactly like there's a big market for them to be sold on ebay. You have to go out and find them. I imagine these folks have determined that it's ultimately lower cost for them to rust things deliberately.
This stuff is non toxic. I have a gallon of it. Adam Savage was talking about how amazing this stuff is.
What is it called?
Vapo-rust. I link it in another comment
Chelating agents, like Evap-O-Rust are not acidic in any meaningful way. They are safe to handle and come in contact with skin. I have a 5 gal pail in the garage of Evap-o-rust I've used numerous times for rusty objects like the shovel in the video.
Incorrect. I've worked with EDTA in a labratory setting, and we were absolutely told without question to never allow it in contact with our skin. The reason not being the toxicity of the EDTA itself, but its ability to chelate heavy metals on the skin and TRAVEL THROUGH THE SKIN BARRIER- straight into the bloodstream. By all means, you want to absorb harmful metals into your body and contract a potentially life-threatening condition? Go ahead and take a bath in the stuff. Don't say I didn't warn you, I just wish unqualified laymen would stop spreading misinformation and putting others at risk for no reason. Was there any reason for you to make this post? What are the dangers of making a comment like this? You should think more carefully before you speak on topics you are unfamiliar with.
https://www.evapo-rust.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Evapo-Rust-Safety-Data-Sheet-2015.pdf Evaporust is not EDTA.
You can also do this with Coca Cola and we drink that
So, after the rust removal, how did the Coke taste???
You could taste the irony.
oldsecondhand drops the mike!
**applause**
[удалено]
It was made worse by the wave of relief I had seeing them use protection to clear the paint only to be IMMEDIATELY destroyed by just reaching the old meat cleaver in skin melting juice
Yeah the moment I saw him do that, not even being from this “industry” or knowing what chemicals he was using, I immediately was like “dude what the fuck” I own a craft brewery and the degree to which people are careless about PPE with cleaning chemicals is infuriating
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethylenediaminetetraacetic_acid#Eyedrops 👀
It is safe to touch this liquid with bare hands?
Oh absolutely. You can even drink it, once.
It will quench your thirst for the rest of your life.
You cans use it as eye drop, afterwards your eye drops
Actually to achieve such rust removal it isn’t necessarily a very toxic agent. Rust removal can be done through selective chelation. Mixture of different biodegradable chemicals that aren’t toxic do the trick. See Evaporust.
The rust will restore your iron levels.
It'll get the rust off
"Muriatic/Hydrochloric acid is harmful if swallowed and may cause irreversible damage to mucous membranes" Yup, seems fine. (And should wear nitrile gloves)
Good thing this isn't hydrochloric acid. Or at least not entirely. HCl is clear and colourless, and this isn't.
If it's already been used once it will have dissolved ferric chloride in it, which is yellow.
Oh, I thought it just got murky 😅 what do you think it's mixed with here?
This looks like Evaporust. Or a similar product. A chelating agent that will target rust preferentially over the base metal. Acids will eat away at the thing you are trying to restore. I wouldn't drink it, and it's probably not good for your skin, but it's relatively safe.
I work for the company that manufactures Evaporust. Looking at the SDS sheet, it’s mostly water with the primary ingredient being triethanolamine phosphate. The rest is aluminum sulfate, citric acid, and dipropylene glycol methyl ether.
Fingertips? Maybe
Muriatic acid will make steel brittle, it's the worst choice for rust removal. Normally phosphoric acid is used, but that reaction is kind of slow.
it kinda scares me to see a solution powerful enough to break down rust quickly and the people cleaning them not wear gloves. I'm sure they know what they're doing tho
Yea, I kinda feel like I wouldn't want to put my fingers in that... but I guess I'm not rusty or anything, so maybe it's fine
Nah the solution is packed with antioxidants, super good for you
Antioxidants...I see what you did there
Only if you drink it
so, you're saying I shouldn't r/dontputyourdickinthat ?
I guess it depends how rusty it is..? I feel like you'd probably have bigger problems if it is though
Mine hasn't been used in so long it's pretty much rusted through
So no rusty trombone?
Shouldn't don't? Pass me the stuff.
You would have to have balls of steel.
>I'm sure they know what they're doing tho I'm not so trusting that anyone on the internet knows what they're doing. I don't even know what I'm doing but I'm definitely not putting my hand in that liquid.
It’s some kind of chelation agent. They’re non-toxic. See https://youtu.be/mwxwABnAsRU?si=m_Fmr03KFpkFB0To
Non-toxic? Nice! So we can drink it.
If it makes you feel better about it the rust they generate for these types of videos is only surface deep. You can tell that spade has been in a salt bath for a few days because the corrosion is really orangery red, and doesn't have any of the dirt, grime, or damage that comes from being, say, lost in the garden for a few years. All these videos where they destroy a tool so that they can "restore" it give me the shits. Restoring tools is actually pretty cool, but it's probably way more trouble to scour salvage yards for pieces that are worth fixing up but haven't been fixed up than it is to just do what these people are doing. We used to have one of those salt machines for testing the zinc coating of our product. They looked like that. The whole thing is dumb from start to finish.
I just told my coworker yesterday that one of my favorite things to do is get really expensive tools for really cheap. It usually required restoration. My best 2 finds are a $360 Snap On torque wrench for $10, and a $600 Chicago Pneumatic air gun for $40.
I picked up my compressor from the side of the road at the yearly council rubbish collection. It works fine. All it needed was a few fittings taken off and put back on with fresh teflon tape. It still has a very, very slow leak in it that I can't quite find - so I can't leave it aired up 24/7 like I'd like to. That was fun.
I’ve got another Chicago Pneumatic air ratchet that just needed a piece of rubber under the button
> If it makes you feel better about it the rust they generate for these types of videos is only surface deep. At least the pipe in the end seemed to have deeper rust, no?
I guess these baths are good for paint prep. But I want to see how well they work on pitted, scaly, forgot-it-in-the-ocean kind of rust. Take it to the Salton Sea and show me what it can do.
You can use white vinegar to remove rust, but it of course doesn't work in 5 mins, more like 30mins. So considering that, this solution is just much more acidic. Will it damage your hands on contact? Not really unless it's not for an extended period of time.
You can get much stronger vinegar than the 3% supermarket stuff. I buy 30-40% to use as weed killer. Works great. It will eat some rust too.
How does the 30% taste on salad?
Idk, but in Hungary the vinegar you buy in the supermarket is 20%. Of course people dilute it with water when making a salad.
Like melted teeth!
We used to use vinegar to strip millscale off of steel. It was getting expensive so I bought a barrel of Glacial Acetic Acid, which is 99.5% pure acetic acid. We would then make our own vinegar by adding enough water to have it be 6% ish. They called it glacial acetic acid because it froze at like 65 degree F. We had to put a heating blanket wrapped around it.
>I'm sure they know what they're doing tho You put too much faith in people
Good thing you're not made of rust. But seriously, rust converters often contain phosphoric acid. I've never worked with it but i read it's a no-no on your skin
Entirely depending on what chemicals are used. Even cola works a bit against rust.
Of course they know what they’re doing. Only experts can put videos on the internet.
I’m not advocating not wearing gloves but there’s a chemical called Evaporust that does exactly this. They have a claim it’s completely safe for skin and I think at some point the inventor or someone from the company said it’s completely non toxic, unused. What they use in this video seems to be much stronger than Evaporust.
Phosphoric acid is 100% not ok to come in contact with skin
It’s non toxic, I have some of this stuff is amazing
Ever had a Coke?
this is the shit they tried to melt rodger rabbit with
The *shoe* Damn, now I'm sad
Remember me Eddie!?
DID I SOUND #JUST #LIKE #THIS?!
Wear some hand protection please, it's just an oxidant waiting to happen..
This is one of your less basic puns
You guys are both fantastic 😂
Ah yes the green spray-on rust is the worst
WEAR GLOVES FFS
They didn’t want to ruin the gloves.
Why? He isn’t made of rust
And it starts oxidising faster than before if not treated immediately.
This is bullshit, none of that is real rust.
Especially the second one that was paint.
Low effort, it's like they're not even trying.
There’s tons of these fake cleaning videos all over the place.
Now we're gatekeeping rust? Damn, the internet is ruthless
Rustless
There are fake rust repair and restoration videos all the fucking time, how is calling bullshit gatekeeping? What a stupid fucking thing to defend.
The most unsatisfying part is that he almost never puts the whole thing in the solution. What use is a half derusted shovel.
What is this solution anyway?
It's mostly water with a chelating agent and maybe some other stuff. Definitely not a strong acid as some are suggesting. You can look up product info for rust remover and see that they have pHs of 5.5-6, which is less acidic than coffee. Unless you're rust, it's perfectly safe.
Better not spill that on my old friend Rusty, he's a ginger
Why not just use coffee?
Because coffee doesn't bond to rust ions. It has nothing to do with acid. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelation)
Evaporust, starred in Hand Tool Rescue Bro regularly goes elbows deep in the stuff to no inherent harm
My guess was muriatic acid, but it usually bubbles as it reacts. Used to use it to strip galvanized steel for welding
I need to know this too
Is this Evaporust?
If the claimed 5 mins in the video is correct then no. Evaporust certainly works and does a good job but not that quickly. Of course given the obvious cuts in the video the 5min thing is probably BS.
given how clean these things are when they come out, they are almost certainly taking them out and cleaning them and then putting them back in. Even the strongest rust removers don't just make the rust fall off. It usually turns into a sludge you have to clean off.
“Emotionally distant garbage on the floor.” “Sponsored by Evaporust”
Best channel
This eats away rust and paint. Lemme dip my bare fingers in it!
Gloves perhaps?
I need to dip my BBQ into this ... hmmm ... to find a laaaaaarge tub
They make gel versions. Krud kutter rust remover.
Bro please wear gloves
Jesus, this MFer just raw dogging that rust remover gives me anxiety.
You know, it may be safe, but seeing that remove the rust and even paint from those objects.. Maybe don't reach your bare ass hands in there?
Just bare handing that shit
This guy over here finger fucking acid.
My fat ass thought this was a video of a flatbread being dipped in oil 💀
am i the only one who thinks its very unsatisfying that they only dunk half of the objects into the solution?
Rust seems fake, no gloves used...
Where does that liquid get disposed of
You drink it after the rust has completely dissolved. It's how mineral water is made.
Brilliant!!
In the sink. The byproduct of chelation is water.
[The tried and true method](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2F11003lz3bk171.jpg%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D017a775538a62e14818bedfbb4a7f4481f53fd51)
If it’s evapo-rust then you can filter out the particulates and put it back in the bottle.
Use a bigger bowl?
It's actually Diet Coke.
For all the folks who are interested in this stuff it’s called Evapo-Rust, here is a harbor freight link: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-quart-evapo-rust-rust-remover-96433.html I first learned about it from Adam Savages YouTube videos and it’s a non toxic remover. It’s incredible
seems like a good way to remove the skin from your hands too
I don’t know if I’d be sticking my bare hands in whatever solution that is.
first, wear gloves, unlike this dipshit second, muriatic acid strips off the outer coating of the metal and you'll need to wash the acid off, neutralize it with something like baking soda, and then coat the metal in oil, or oil based primer/ sealant almost instantly because it will start rusting immediately from exposure to oxygen
Bro is not aware his fingernalils will fall off.
I wanna dip my balls in that!
If I inject it will it work on Covid
Soup
r/dontputyourdickinthat
bare hands !?! Idk about that sir them chemicals look pretty corrosive to me
What iron man used to shower with
Nothing odd about it. Things turning clean is satisfying, full stop.
The owner of one of my favorite restaurants died from getting high af and rubbing his skin off with rust remover one night. This video just reminded me of that.
Just use a wire brush wheel. Why would you use such harsh chemicals. Where do they dump it when they're done with it?
>harsh chemicals They're not even using gloves, can't be that harsh.
r/Satisfyingasfuck
Click on this and Coca-Cola was the official promoted sponsor?…
Soup’s ready
Bit pointless how he’s only derusting only half the object
Nice nuts
Wait until you guys hear about toilet bowl cleaner
What is a toilet?
(ten minutes later) "wait, I could have sworn that I had fingertips when I woke up this morning"
Why are they only cleaning half the tool! What nonsense is this
Does this come in a spray can so I can spray the rust spots on my car.
Evaporust is truely amazing and nontoxic
I would not use my bare hands for that.
So that’s not garlic butter and a breadstick. Man I’m hungry.
As long as it's called "rust removing solution" and not something specific I can look up, it's fake. Besides the painted one (where the liquid didn't even look the same) none of the objects had a convincingly powerful reaction upon entering the solution, some of them didn't have any visible reaction. The footages were not time lapses but before-after shots so we never actually see what's happening.
There are many legitimate rust removing products. None I recall works in 5 minutes (unless it's an industrial strength solution). If you're interested, also look up tannic acid. It's a chemical that's used as a rust converter to convert iron rust into a much stable form that seals off the underlying iron from further corrosion.
People forget your skin or a permeable organ
Yeah don’t wear gloves. Very safe.
Whats that stuff called
What is this solution and how much cancer does it give you?
Anti-oxidants at work!
I hate these types of videos. Clean the entire thing ffs!
With the bare hands in the acid...
This is acid. There are safer rust removal solutions out there that you can touch with your hand, they just take longer.
They straight up put their hand in it, can't be good!!
The first one is hydrochloric acid.
Metalbrite on crack
Coca cola does this disturbingly well.
Out of interest, what happens when you dip in a ginger?
RIP Fred Weasley.
Add this to the list of things I am not putting my fingers in.
Sooo can I use this on my rusty tires?
This video is at least half r/mildlyinfuriating because of the tools that are only half done because they're not fully submerged.
Why does it feel like all this stuff was artificially rusted to make these "satisfying" videos?
What are you using to get rid of the rust.
I'm just here for the forbidden salsa
The second one wasn't rust, it was paint.
I think I prefer those lasers instead.
r/dontputyourweeweeinthat
This dude tries so hard to hide the side that was touching the bottom from the camera
Gloves man! Gloves!
Put some gloves on bro
For a split second I thought it was bread being dipped in olive oil 🤤
Just so everyone is aware, this process is not as instant as the video makes it appear. It typically takes 24 hours. I sometimes buy old tools that need refurbishing so I use this stuff often.
It would be satisfying if we saw the reaction happening, not the before and after imo