Rust stains happen. Whether they’re on your vehicle or pavement or on your clothes, they can be difficult to get out. Luckily, Magica rust stain remover is a safe and easy way to get rust stains out of even the most delicate fabrics. Don’t toss your great-grandmother’s embroidered tablecloth just because it got a rust stain. Follow the instructions below to get rust stains out of clothes and other textiles. Remember, Magica avoids using harmful and corrosive acids, so it’s safe to use even on delicate fabrics. (For true antiques, you might want to do a patch test on a... View Article
When you’re outside of the United States, there’s no reason for your boat to suffer from rust stains. Magica has partnered with several international distributors so you can purchase our rust remover around the globe. As you know, Magica removes rust stains from boats as well as fabric, concrete, furniture and more. Since it avoids harmful and corrosive acids, you can use it on just about anything. All you have to do is apply Magica to the rust stain and watch it disappear before your eyes. Here’s where to get Magica around the world: Al-Hetmi Group in Doha, Qatar: Al-Hetmi... View Article
Everyone has experienced a problem with rust at one point in their lives. Be it ruining their childhood bike or causing unsightly stains on their kitchen sink, rust is a serious problem that can quickly spread. That’s why it’s important to remove rust as soon as you notice it—but removing rust stains can be quite difficult if you don’t have the right tools and materials. These days, many people have seen the benefits of rust stain remover sprays and gels. Some of these products can even remove rust stains without the need for scrubbing. Read on to learn more about... View Article
Rust is unsightly and can affect almost any bathtub or sink, even those featuring a stainless-steel coating. You can easily identify rust, as it often appears as brownish or reddish patches of rough, flaky material. While you might be tempted to clean those rust stains right away with bleach, this could actually make things much worse. You’ll instead want to use a softer cleaning material and possibly a pumice stone. Large rust stains can also sometimes be extremely difficult to remove and may require professional cleaning. The best way to avoid this is by preventing rust stains from forming in... View Article
If rust is coating a necessary tool or has stained a beautiful antique, that means it’s gone forever, right? Might as well throw it in the garbage, right? Wait—don’t toss that artifact just yet! Rust doesn’t have to ruin a perfectly good tool or any piece of metal. When you need to rejuvenate rusty parts, including tools or antiques, there’s a way to remove rust stains safely so they can be simply rinsed away with water or wiped away with a cloth. Best of all, the process is simple, and no trace of the rust stain will remain behind. Perhaps... View Article
