Product review (1 stars): Fail: 5 months later and it's back to rusting and the applied Rerack is cracking.
Update: 5 months later and the applied Rerack is cracking it's back to rusting. You can see in my original review that I very diligently applied this stuff. Unfortunately it didn't last. Feel like I just wasted my time with my original application.

Original Review:
Just finished repairing my dishwasher racks with this stuff. You would be surprised at how much of this bottle you end up using. Although, I guess that depends on how rusted your racks are.

A few words of advise, use a dremel type tool with wire brush and sanding attachments. It is much easier to remove the rust. Also, take your time and apply thin coats. It becomes a longer process but it will be worth it in the long run.

My overall process was as follows:

Using a dremel type rotary tool with a wire brush, I removed the bulk of rust. For those parts where I couldn't quite get all the rust and see bare metal, I switched to a sanding attachment. I then took some fine sand paper to smooth things out again. The sand paper was difficult to get into the tight small spaces but did the best I could. This is where I realize it would have been a lot tougher if I had to use sand paper from the start.

After all the rust was removed and areas were sanded smooth, I took some alcohol swaps and cleaned the areas. I let that dry and then began painting. I used very thin layers w/ 30 mins in between (as mentioned in instructions on the bottle). I probably did about 5-6 layers in total. By the 3rd layer, I started to lay it on a little thicker than previously. At this point there was no metal color showing through and I know I was just applying paint over paint.

After all was said and done, I probably used about 3/4 of the bottle. I guess the size is about right since I now have a little left over for touch ups down the road.

Only time will tell how it holds up in the end but it looks solid after 24 hrs drying.