Sounds like the proverbial magic bullet. I hope you'll try this stuff, and
report on it to the rest of us! To answer your question directly, I, for
one, never heard of it.
Dick Benjamin
----- Original Message -----
From: Andrei Khabarov <akhabarov_imperial@xxxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 2:08 PM
Subject: IML: Rusteco and Greasemaster
> Hi All,
>
> I was recently reading through a book called "How To
> Restore Your Collector Car" by Tom Brownell and there
> was a great endorsement for two products Rusteco and
> Greasemaster. The author of this book states that
> these products are safe, nontoxic and biodegradable.
> Greasemaster is supposed to easily lift even extremely
>
> heavy amounts of grease up off of metal surfaces. It
> does not dissolve grease so there is less oily runoff.
> The rusteco product is also safe, nontoxic,
> biodegradable, environmentally perfect...it is not an
> acid and supposedly will not attack metal like acid
> etching methods can ( No hydrogen embrittlement ).
> >From what I understand from this write-up, it is
> simply an organic product that dissolves and
> mercilessly devours rust. Also, you can spray this
> product onto any metal and it will be completely
> protected from rust unless water rinses it off.
> Plus it does not have effect on paint.
> This sounds almost too good to be true...Is It? If
> anyone has used these products I'd like to know what
> you think about them. Sounds like a great method to
> clean anything as well as a great way to remove and
> prevent rust.
> All comments are welcomed.
>
> Link to the site:
> http://www.rusteco.com
>
> Thanks,
>
> =====
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> '-----------' Toronto, Canada
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