Rusty Chain,Sprockets or Items ?

Ok guys....have a rusty chain or sprocket with plenty of used left and want to remove the rust....this is your product.

You say....cant use on a O-Ring chain....wont hurt the rubber o-rings. Put chain in container...pour enough in to cover chain and walk away. Come back to a rust free chain well lubed to boot.

Its Non-Chemical and Bio-degredable. Can be used where rust is found.

Great maintance tip for the winter months when not riding. I did it and it worked great. When I removed chain....I hung it over the container for a few days as the left over fluid dripped off. Wipped the rest off and put in plastic bag till spring.

Not cheep at $30 per gallon.
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MSDS INFO

safely removes tough rust from metal parts and tools. The capillary action penetrates into tight crevices, threads and seams to break the bonds that hold stuck parts together. Helps prevent rust and corrosion from re-forming and leaves behind a lubricating layer. Ideal for use on auto restoration, tractors, antiques, farm equipment & implements, trailers & hitches, nuts, bolts, threads, locks, chains and rusted things that are stuck and won't move, Safe to use on plastics, rubber, and metal.

WD-40 Specialist Rust Remover Soak · Safely removes tough rust from metal parts and tools, All ingredients are biodegradable, · Targets the rust, safe for surrounding areas, · Non-toxic and acid-free The capillary action penetrates into tight crevices, threads and seams to break the bonds that hold stuck parts together. Helps prevent rust and corrosion from re-forming and leaves behind a lubricating layer. Ideal for use on nuts, bolts, threads, locks, chains and rusted things that are stuck and won't move. Safe to use on plastics, rubber, and metal. WD-40

Specialist Rust Remover Soak
Safely removes tough rust from metal parts and tools
All ingredients are biodegradable
Targets the rust, safe for surrounding areas
Non-toxic and acid-free

Ohhhh Ya, Raymond.....dont put this product in the crankcase of your bike..... :dry:

I would be interested if it works. How old is the chain? When I was restoring my bike, not wanting to spend the money on a new chain (wanted to go with a 530 eventually anyhow so I figured it can wait), I purchased a rear sprocket but tried to rehabilitate the original chain that came with the bike. So I soaked it (forgot what I used) and then sprayed it with chain lube big time. Adjusted the chain properly (there was couple of notches left of adjustment) after having installed the new rear sprocket. Bottom line, the chain streached within 230 miles and ruined the new rear sprocket. Rear sprocket was cheap so no great shakes, and the front sprocket was fine. Not saying that will happen to you but figured I'd give you a heads up.

Wonder how well that would work for removing rust in a gas tank?

Surface rust is gone with this WD 40 stuff....would work good for gas tank rust that is minor. Also wouldnt have to worry about paint damage, fumes or flash rust when done......
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I watch a automotive tv show called "Two Guys Garage" this is where I first saw this other product. They soaked half of a heavly rusted car brake drum in this stuff and it looked great.

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