Naval Jelly

Always a top performing item. Follow the directions and rejuvenate really rusted stuff!

We had extremly stuck aluminium foil on bottom of the oven. I poured this on , let it sit for 2 days. The gel ate away the aluminium

It works to remove rust. I used on 1/2" steel pipe left outdoor. Along with steel pipe clamp. Rust removed cleanly, in preparation for rustoleum coating. Did same for steel bicycle frame with rust on frame and wheel mounts. But steel wheel chrome rim removed some rust but not on spoke holes. Will need another application using wire brush but better if spokes are removed and both inside and outside of hole can be accessed. Easy to apply.

There's no better rust remover than Naval Jelly. Easy to use: just spread it on per the instructions, wipe off when it says, done & done. Stick with the brand name; I've bought others for here, and oxalic acid tends not to do the job. You won't waste your money with this.

Pleased with how well this product works on rust. It has a mild smell and washes away easily after use. The smaller container size is just right for my needs, especially when working on a few parts during my repairs. I like that I’m not stuck with a large amount that I’d need to store or get rid of later. It’s a handy option for quick jobs around the garage.

Great quality naval jelly. Very effective at dissolving rust (as it should be). No strong odor and easy to wash off when done. I appreciate the smaller size container (and matching price) - it is just the right amount for stripping some parts I needed to clean up and I'm not left with a bunch of surplus that I would need to store or dispose of.

not as strong as it use too be.

This stuff works insanely well. I use it on antiques and it doesn't strip enamel paint but dissolves the exposed rust. My brother in law trusts it on his '75 Nova