Safely Remove Ugly Rust and Fertilizer Stains from Your Driveway, Patio and Sidewalk
 Madison, WI - With spring finally here many homeowners are now dealing with unsightly rust stains on their driveways, sidewalks, porches and patios. The ugly orange stains once disguised by winter are now evident as people venture outside their homes again to explore their yards. Likely candidates for the rust stains are cars, snow blowers, lawnmowers, rusty porch railings, a misplaced tool or sprinkling with water containing iron.
Another common contributor to rust stains on concrete and similar surfaces are fertilizers, like Ironite, that contain a small percentage of iron. These iron-containing fertilizers when applied to lawns and flower beds often blow onto driveways and sidewalks and if not swept away while dry, will cause rust stains to form when they get wet.
A safe and effective solution for removing these rust stains is now available from The Rust Store, www.TheRustStore.com. Singerman Concrete Rust Remover is ideal for rust and fertilizer stains on basement or garage floors, walkways, driveways, stone or concrete walls, steps, bridges, paver blocks and more. Unlike many concrete rust removers available, it will not harm grass or vegetation. In addition, most rust removers available on the market today will not work on porous surfaces like concrete, many cause unwanted staining or pitting, and others like muriatic acid, are just plain dangerous. Singerman Concrete Rust Remover was designed specifically for concrete, stones and masonry and will not leave behind any stains or pits.
Once applied to the stains, it can easily be rinsed off with plain water. It’s biodegradable and contains no phosphates. Sold in 22 oz. powder concentrate, it can simply be mixed with water to form a gel that will cover approximately 60 square feet. Singerman Concrete Rust Remover will eliminate ugly rust stains and have driveways, stones and masonry looking like new again.
The Rust Store's products include those for rust prevention, rust removal, rust conversion, moisture control and abrasives. The site, www.TheRustStore.com, features online shopping and helpful rust-related information. The Rust Store is operated by Wingra Direct LLC. For more information contact John Carmona by mail at 313 W. Beltline Hwy. #49, Madison, WI 53713, by phone at (877) 256-9301, or by e-mail at john@theruststore.com.
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