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RUST REMOVERStart Your Rust Removal Business
Are you out of work, or looking to start up a small business? We can customize your rust removal shop by offering a variety of equipment and our exclusive industrial rust remover concentrate with metal cleaner.
Even in these tough economic times, rust never sleeps. Now more than ever, a metal part or casting that would be discarded, now must be rescued and salvaged. Rusted car parts, machined parts with superficial rust, antiques, tools, tractors, marine parts etc. Rescue virtually any rusted ferrous metal object for profit!
Start your rust removal business today!
NEW! 5-Gallon rust remover Concentrate recirculation KIT makes 50 gallons of rust remover for de-rusting large objects. Kit includes:
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5-Gallons, Esprit Performance Rust Remover with Metal Cleaner, CONCENTRATE
(Makes 50 gallons, add 45 gallons water) 12VDC Electric fluid pump (immersion type, 600 Gallon per hour rating)
10 Feet 5/8 hose (attaches pump to customer supplied shower heads, drip pipes, etc.)
ON SALE NOW, ONLY $295.50
USE CREDIT CARD: -OR- USE PAYPAL:Get paid to remove rust!
No need to remove light oil, grease or other contaminants first, this one fluid does it for you. No other rust removers from D-Rust-It, Safest Rust Remover, Evapo-Rust or Home Depot include a dedicated metal cleaner. Esprit is the first and only rust remover with this technology.
Metal rescue for all steel and cast iron. Start your Car, truck, motorcycle, tool, antique, gun, etc. rust removal business. Help to rescue salvageable parts, valuables, artifacts, virtually any rusted item.
Also perfect to mix and immerse rusted objects in plastic 55 gallon drums. Great for machine shops wanting to eliminate dangerous acids for rust removal on engine blocks, cylinder heads, oil pans, valve covers, axles, gearboxes, drive shafts, etc. Virtually anything that will fit in a 55-gallon drum!
Basic Requirements
A 'keep it simple' approach works well.- Decide if it will be a small home-based, or small commercial type operation. You may want to check with your local authorities regarding both.
- How will you advertise? Internet, newspaper, radio, TV, signs, business cards, flyers, etc. are all feasible, but take your time here, and do your homework.
- Internet : build a website or advertise? We know from experience that building and maintaining a website can be very time consuming and can be VERY disappointing. It is quite difficult to achieve high search rankings. PLUS: if you have to pay someone to do this, you are better off advertising locally. Shipping costs would also have to be considered.
- How much space do you have? Is your lighting good enough?
- MORE TO COME!