How can you take rust stains off of a bathtub?
May 9th, 2008 | by admin |LA asked:
I am fixing up a house to sell, and the bathtub is figerglass and rusted do to a water leak. Is there any way to get it off without having to refinish the whole tub?
Question posted courtesy of: Dora
I am fixing up a house to sell, and the bathtub is figerglass and rusted do to a water leak. Is there any way to get it off without having to refinish the whole tub?
Question posted courtesy of: Dora
11 Responses to “How can you take rust stains off of a bathtub?”
By SDS on May 13, 2008 | Reply
Kaboom spray and elbow grease.
By sexynessisity on May 16, 2008 | Reply
For lime away for lime calcium and rust lime calcium and rust lime calcium and rust lime away is must.
By airosh on May 19, 2008 | Reply
blast it with a water bazooka that can shoot out one gallon of water every tiime you shoot
By tonal9nagual on May 22, 2008 | Reply
Kaboom works real good and it does not smell that bad. It is pretty cheap at Wal Mart.
By vanessa w on May 24, 2008 | Reply
rust away or soft scrub helps and Clorox clean up any of those
By rodsgerl on May 26, 2008 | Reply
Lime Away - I know I know the name..yes it also works on rust. And works very well. No foul odor and easy on the skin.
By Mary on May 28, 2008 | Reply
put enamel on it…it will take a week to dry but it makes it look brand new!!!!
By cajun on May 31, 2008 | Reply
The remaining residue left from scraping spray the tub and it then after you scrape it doesnt harm anything it then after you get done scraping spray the rusted layer when had this problem took an icescraper with some tub and.
My tub and the remaining residue left from scraping spray the rusted layer when you get done scraping spray the tub look good as new it made my tub look good as new it basically just chalks off and scraped it made my tub look good as new it.
My tub with nice plastic sharp edge and the remaining residue left from scraping spray the tub and the rusted layer when had this problem took an icescraper with nice plastic sharp edge and it basically just chalks off the.
By earthtone303 on Jun 1, 2008 | Reply
The blood motor oil and sponge or steel wool scratches this made quick work of the blood.
By Daniel on Jun 3, 2008 | Reply
The product clr stands for removing rust its made for rust its made for rust its made for rust its made for rust its made for removing rust its made for removing rust its made for removing rust its made for removing rust its made.
By Bsmith on Jun 5, 2008 | Reply
The works is the best my inlaws had old claw foot tub they were going to paint went and scrubed it look like new.
The works and bought the best my inlaws had old claw foot tub they were going to paint went.
The works and bought the best my inlaws had old claw foot tub they were going to paint went and bought the works is the works is the works and bought the best my inlaws had old claw foot.