Bore Buster – Bore Water, Iron & Rust Stain Remover | Made in Australia

If you use bore water for irrigation, you know the problem — reddish-brown rust stains building up on your driveway, brickwork, walls and paving that nothing seems to shift. Bore Buster is also the go-to solution for iron fertiliser stains left on hard surfaces after lawn applications. A powerful Australian-made iron stain remover that dissolves bore water rust stains and fertiliser iron stains fast, with no hard scrubbing required.

Available in 2L, 4L and 20L.

Key Features

• Removes bore water iron stains and rust stains from a wide range of surfaces
• Removes iron stains caused by lawn fertilisers — perfect if you've accidentally sprayed onto paths, driveways or pavers
• Works on concrete, bricks, liquid limestone, exposed aggregate, pavers, retaining walls, rendered surfaces and more
• Apply neat to stained surface
• No scrubbing required — spray on, let it work, rinse off
• Made in Australia
• Available in 2L, 4L and 20L — perfect for homes and large properties

Surfaces It Works On

Driveways & concrete
Brick walls & rendered surfaces
Liquid limestone & exposed aggregate
Pavers & retaining walls
And more porous outdoor surfaces

How to Apply

1. Spray or apply Bore Buster directly onto the dry stained surface.
2. Allow the product to dissolve the iron stain — do not let it dry on the surface.
3. Rinse off thoroughly with water.
4. For heavy or built-up staining, repeat as needed.

Always test a small area first. Do not allow product to dry on the surface before rinsing.

Why Do Iron Stains Form on Hard Surfaces?

Bore water contains naturally occurring iron and minerals. When used for lawn irrigation, the water evaporates and leaves iron deposits on nearby hard surfaces. Exposed to air, the iron oxidises and forms those stubborn reddish-brown rust stains. Iron-based lawn fertilisers can do the same — a small amount of overspray onto a driveway or path can leave a visible stain quickly. The longer either type of stain is left, the harder it becomes to remove — so treating them early with a dedicated iron stain remover like Bore Buster makes the job much easier.