How to Make Metal Rust Instantly.

This is how to make metal rust fast using household items. Quick, easy and safe.

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[TheGarageEngineer]

You're the opposite of hand tool rescue. Love the short format. I was expecting a regular length video and the shortness hit me. In and out like a ninja. Keep doing what your doing.

[brandonsexton]

Now if you can remove rust instantly my truck can be the test subject. Ohio winters... you feel me.

[thereaperzcrew]

I really liked your video..no 5 min introduction and no 5 min watching paint dry... you just went straight to the point and no freaking measurements down to a grain of salt!... my kind of videos.

[cartergroth]

Thank you for making this video quick! no nonsense, straight to the point what the title of the video implies, proper two minutes. good job!

[qosmioamit]

That was entertaining! I want to do that for my kids. The chemistry is pretty simple though. Salt being the electrolyte facilitates the faster exchange of ions. In the presence of two acids, H2O2 and CH3COOH, Iron oxidizes. Plus you have to consider that vinegar is 95% water, so more oxygen ions there for the iron to oxidize. That was awesome!

[anticsgarage]

I use a similar mixture, but I've found that first heating up the steel a little bit with a propane torch makes it kick even faster. I like these quick, informative videos!

[jimgohyeah]

This is perfect for someone who needs a quick restoration video idea. Just slap a little orange rust on it and, BAMB. You got a video!

[kirbysnortfarts]

BRILLIANT!! I am recreating a "junk yard" for a Cats Musical set. I obviously needed "old" stuff. Thanks!!!

[MichaelSeery]

Nice! If you apply this process, and then heat the metal without exposure to oxygen (like in a hot water bath), you get a black oxide (magnetite) coating, AKA "bluing". You should do a video on that finish as well!

[dinobuddy]

You are the first guy to make that beard/soulpatch combo work. Lookin' good.

[Pickswitch]

Dude a 2 min video about making something rust fast is so meta! Nice.

[toadshade]

My God I wish more people got straight to the point. Thank you

[JohnKuiphoff]

I like the shorter format. I hope that you make more of these, especially if it helps you carve out more time to make a few epic builds.

[westelaudio]

Do you also know how to make rust disappear instantly? That's what I need, lol.

Clear coat won't stick well to rust and will eventually, depending on humidity, peel off because the rusting process continues underneath.

Use something that seals up the rust, like Owatrol oil, it has the same effect as rust converter but keeps the red-brownish color as it doesn't react with the rust, it just clogs up all it's pores.

[arihantsrivastava]

Next time someone incurs my wrath, guess what’s happening to their sawblades?

[moonlightfordf]

A lot of bogus, things that are fake on YouTube, BUT this works! Just like he said. I rusted my rat rod bumpers. Thank You!

[robertlombardo]

So, if I'm not mistaken, you can then convert the outer oxidized layer into black rust to keep non-stainless steel from rusting with exposure. By... boiling it, I believe?

I'm trying to rust-proof some machine parts.

[garetz]

WOW!!! It works! Scarry!!! I am using it to rust an old file. It won't cut like new, but it will cut much better than now.

[chrisfab]

Hi, I'm doing quite similar, but I took hydrochloric acid (about 25%) and put a bunch of copper into it. After about 2 weeks I took the copper out and mix ca. 100ml with 3-4 l water. It starts to rust not so fast as yours but the copper will stop the rusting after some time and you don't have to finish with clear paint.

[johnbenjamen]

Have you ever used Penetrol as a protectant and sealer?