Stainless Steel Pot Rust & Black Scale Remover Paste
Pot bottoms and steel sinks look worn out no matter how hard you scrub. This paste goes straight to the stain, so one pass with a rag brings back the metal's bright finish. A 5g tube sits in a drawer and handles one pot or one sink at a time.
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Pot bottoms and steel sinks look worn out no matter how hard you scrub. This paste goes straight to the stain, so one pass with a rag brings back the metal's bright finish. A 5g tube sits in a drawer and handles one pot or one sink at a time.
Removes rust, scale and tarnish from stainless steel and metal, restoring a bright shine in a single wipe
- black scale on pot bottoms
- rust on stainless steel
- dull sink surfaces
- tarnished coins and jewelry
Lift Black Scale Off Your Pot in One Wipe
Stained pot bottoms and dull steel sinks look worn out no matter how hard you scrub. A small squeeze of paste and one pass with a rag brings back the metal's original bright finish.
Built for scale, rust, and tarnish

Targets black scale at the source
Black scale on a pot bottom sits in the metal and laughs at dish soap. Dab the paste right on the stain, wipe back and forth with a rag, and the scale lifts instead of smearing. Light stains and fresh scale come off in one pass. Older buildup may need a second wipe.

Brings back metal shine
The paste is built for stainless steel and other metal surfaces. The before and after on a corroded clamp shows what a single careful wipe does to dull, tarnished metal. Sinks, faucet bases and small metal pieces all come back brighter.

Small enough for every drawer
The tube is 5g with a white screw-top cap and a ribbed edge that grips well in wet hands. It fits in a utensil drawer or a tool kit, so you can clean one pot bottom without pulling out the full cleaning arsenal.
Apply, wipe, and watch the scale lift
- 1Apply
Squeeze a pea-sized amount onto the rusted or scaled area. Start with a small dab, since a little goes a long way.
- 2Wipe
Work the paste back and forth with a damp rag. The stain loosens and the steel starts to shine as you go.
- 3Rinse and dry
Rinse the area with water and dry the metal fully so no paste film is left behind.
One 5g tube, ready for a weekend clean
- Metal polishing paste, 5g squeeze tube×1
Cream texture in a glossy golden laminated tube with a white screw-top cap and ribbed edge.
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Questions and answers
Use a soft rag, work in gentle back-and-forth strokes, and test a hidden spot first. Skip steel wool after the paste. Abrasive pads are what leave fine scratches that make steel look duller over time.
A pea-sized dab is enough for one pot bottom or one stained patch on a sink. A full basin with heavy staining will use more than 5g, so treat this as the spot-clean tube. Testing it on the pot that bugs you most costs very little and tells you fast whether it suits your cookware.
Light stains and fresh scale lift in one pass. Older, heavier scale usually takes a second wipe and some firm pressure with the rag. Expect a sink with heavy buildup to need more passes than a single pot bottom.
Yes. It works on faucet bases, metal clamps and tarnished coins. On coins, keep your strokes light so the raised detail stays sharp, and check a hidden area first.
Keep it in a cool place with the white cap closed tight. Stored that way, the paste holds its shelf life of 3 years.
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