Well, really no tricks.
I have been using the Evaporust product for 13-14 years, and i think highly of the stuff.
After i get my brake and suspension parts all cleaned up, i just dunk everything in the 5 gallon pail of Evaporust, or dunk the Evaporust in a 10 gallon plastic storage container, and then put the parts to be soaked out in that.
Sometimes if i have cast iron calipers that start out rather rusty, i just leave them in overnight,, and take them out in the morning, when i get up for the day.
Usually my suspension parts don't take the amount of time that cast iron parts do, in my using the Evaporust.
Never had to soak a trunk lid, but i will admit to thinking about it, in the past, what would i do, if i had to.
But i never had to get any further than the thinking about it stage.
I would find something to keep it soaked in.
Yes, works it's best with the metal all submerged.
Well anyway, my .02 cents worth on the subject
Jim V.
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