1. Incorrect Product Selection
- Using standard rust remover on electrical equipment or acid-sensitive metal surfaces.
- Applying the product without checking its material compatibility.
2. Insufficient Cleaning
- Failure to clean dust, dirt, or grease before applying to a rusty surface reduces effectiveness.
- The product cannot penetrate the rust, making the process ineffective.
3. Neglecting Waiting Time
- After applying penetrating sprays, it is necessary to wait a few minutes.
- Wiping immediately or performing mechanical actions prevents the rust from dissolving completely.
4. Excessive or Insufficient Application
- Using too much product → problems with accumulation, greasy residue, and dust attraction on the surface.
- Using too little product → prevents the rust from dissolving.
5. Not Taking Protective Measures
- Failure to use personal protective equipment such as gloves and goggles during use.
- The chemical harming metal or the environment.
6. Using Under Power
- Applying to electrical equipment while it is under voltage leads to short circuits and danger.
7. Irregular Maintenance Plan
- Rust remover is used only after a fault, not for preventive maintenance.
- This shortens equipment life and increases costs.
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