Rust removal

Rust removal is the process of eliminating corrosion, usually a reddish-brown oxide, that forms on metal surfaces when they’re exposed to moisture and oxygen over time. It restores the appearance and integrity of the metal by either physically scrubbing away the rust, applying chemical rust removers that dissolve it, or using electrochemical methods such as rust converters. Proper rust removal extends the lifespan of metal objects, prevents further deterioration, and prepares surfaces for protective coatings or paint to prevent future rust.