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Rutland Black Cast Iron and Steel Stove Polish Paste - 2.3 Ounce Tube
- Buffs to a rich, shiny finish
- Squeeze tube allows for easy application
- Completely non-toxic and non-flammable
- Preserves and restores cast iron and steel stoves
- Unique formula uses only the highest-quality waxes and black pigments
Product Details
Part Number: 70 eFireplaceStore Item Number: RUT-70 UPC: 022624000709 Features
 WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.If you have a stove that doesn't have a painted finish, this polish will restore its original beautiful luster. It can be used on cast iron and steel stoves. The polish is made with a formula that uses only the best waxes and black pigments and it is completely non-flammable as well as non-toxic. The product comes in a squeeze tube to make application easy and it can be buffed to a beautiful shiny finish. |
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Customer Questions & Answers
6 Questions &
6 Answers
Lisa
from Staffordshire asked:
November 22, 2017
Once polished, if I touch it, will my finger be covered in a mess? As zepo polish leaves mess on your finger if you touch it.
1 Answer
This product can stain clothing and skin, so we do recommend the use of gloves.
Submitted by:
Kelsey C.
on November 22, 2017
Lou
from Muldrow, OK asked:
June 7, 2015
After applying this Rutland Black Cast Iron polish paste, will this cause the stove to produce any odor or cause it to smoke?
1 Answer
A light haze can indeed be released, accompanied by an acrid smell. However, this will only last for moments and the smell quickly dissipates.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on June 7, 2015
Peter
from Brooklyn, NY asked:
February 18, 2015
Can this paste be used to polish black gas pipe?
1 Answer
It can be used for this purpose, but will not have the same high luster finish as cast iron, due to the reduced porosity of the gas piping.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on February 19, 2015
Mark
from Indian Trail, NC asked:
February 15, 2015
Will this stove polish paste keep a cast iron stove that's outside from rusting if I keep a cover over it?
1 Answer
When applied regularly, this will indeed keep the stove from corroding, as long as the unit is covered and protected from precipitation.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on February 16, 2015
Mike
from Frankfort, KY asked:
January 7, 2015
Will sandblasting keep the polish from bonding? Does it need a bit of rust to bond?
1 Answer
The sand blasting process should not cause an issue with the application of this product. A metal surface will only require some porosity in order for the polish to take. As long as the steel surface is not overly dense, the polish should take without a problem.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on January 7, 2015
Kim
from Albuquerque, NM asked:
October 5, 2014
How much of an area does the 2.7 oz tube cover?
1 Answer
While it depends on the stove in question, the average sized cast iron stove (3 feet by 2 1/2 feet by 2 1/2 feet) is easily covered by a single tube. Only when you are working with an exceptionally large stove or a heavily corroded example would part of a second tube be needed.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on October 6, 2014
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100% Recommend this product (1 of 1 responses)
By Mary from
San Jose, CA on September 30, 2012
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Excellent Product
We had a small turn-or-the-century cast iron fireplace that had sat outside for over 20 years (at a cabin in the mountains owned by my late in-laws -- have no idea where they got it). I was able to restore it by first scrubbing it down with a wire brush, lots of CLR, soap and water, and thoroughly rinsed with water. After drying, I then used the Rutland Black Cast Iron Polish according to directions and it turned out GREAT! It now sits inside the cabin, as a decorative piece, with a lamp on top and looks wonderful, cleans easily, etc. Be sure to wear gloves (even during the buffing/polishing step) and cover floor with newspapers while applying this polish as it will stain your skin or anything else it touches.
