Alliance Gator Rust Remover Sample, 8 oz

What You Get

One 8 ounce bottle of Alliance Gator Rust Remover, drawn from a factory sealed container and filled here at our New Jersey warehouse.

• 8 ounce sample bottle with a sealed cap, clearly labeled
• The same ready to use liquid as the quart, no muriatic acid
• Enough for a test patch, typically one or two rust marks

Rust Results Vary More Than Any Other Stain

Orange staining on pavers comes from three places: a metal object left sitting out, sprinkler water high in iron, or fertilizer granules thrown by a spreader. All three respond differently, and how deep the stain has penetrated matters more than how dark it looks.

A sample is the honest way to find out whether your stain will clear in one soak or needs several. It also lets you check for any lightening on a hidden paver, which matters because rust removers work by chemically converting the iron.

How to Use the Sample

• Pick a representative rust mark, ideally not the worst one
• Apply ready to use, do not dilute
• Let it soak two to three minutes per the Alliance label
• Agitate and rinse thoroughly with water
• Let the paver dry completely, then repeat if the stain has faded but not cleared

What It Removes

Alliance formulates this without muriatic acid, so it clears the stain without the etching that comes with acid washing.

• Rust from furniture legs, rebar and fasteners
• Iron staining from well and sprinkler water
• Fertilizer burn marks on patios
• Hard water spotting

Ready for the Full Size?

Once the sample confirms it does the job, the full Alliance Gator Rust Remover, 1 quart is here. Browse every paver and stone cleaner we carry, or the rest of our sample bottles and color kits.

The manufacturer's technical data sheet (coverage, joint width, cure and rain-safe times) and safety data sheet are collected in the TDS and SDS library. Every figure on this page comes from those sheets.