Rust Rescue 100 is designed to protect stainless steel from rust, in pharmaceutical and food contact surface applications.
Rust Rescue 100 is compliant with FDA regulations for use on food contact surfaces per Title 21 Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR) 174-179.
The lanolin based formula of Rust Rescue 100 is formulated to penetrate, even into pits in the steel caused by previous corrosion while still being safe for food contact.
How to Apply Rust Rescue 100
For best results, prior to treatment with Rust Rescue 100, the parts to be treated should be thoroughly cleaned with an appropriate cleaning solution to remove dirt, oils, and grease. If thorough cleaning is not possible during use in the field, wipe the surface free of dirt and oils prior to application. All equipment, mixers, applicators or pumps should be clean and dry prior to use.
In order for the Rust Rescue 100 to completely penetrate into the pits and scratches in the metal where corrosion starts, the stainless steel must be completely dry before applying. Allow the stainless steel to air dry for at least 2 hours after rinsing. The drying time can be shortened by use of heat, for instance from a hair dryer.
Before using, mix the product thoroughly by shaking or stirring. Apply a light coat of Rust Rescue 100 to the surface which is to be protected by using a clean soft cloth, sprayer, brush or roller. Coverage is approximately 800 square feet per gallon. Wait approximately 10 minutes and then wipe off the excess product. Allow the surface to completely air dry.
Other Information:
One gallon covers approximately 800 square feet.
Although very safe in normal use, Rust Rescue 100 is a Calcium sulfonate based material, and as such it may cause irritation to exposed surfaces of the body for some persons. Rubber or plastic gloves should be worn when applying the product to the surface or when wiping it dry.
Dispose of this product according to all federal, state and local regulations.
Operating temperature 70-90 degrees F.
Rust Rescue 200 should be stored at temperatures between 50°F and 120°F in steel or approved plastic containers (polyethylene or polypropylene).
Q. Do I passivate the stainless steel prior to applying Rust Rescue 100?
A. Yes, stainless steel should always be passivated. We recommend using Citrisurf® line of stainless steel passivation chemicals.
Q. Should I remove rust before applying Rust Rescue 100?
A. Yes, we recommend Cirtisurf 77 Plus and 2310 for removing rust on stainless steel.
CitriSurf is a registered trademark of Stellar Solutions, Inc., McHenry, IL US.
