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https://www.thespruce.com/remove-bathroom-rust-stains-1824841
Try WD - 40
Scour with a brillo pad, and cleanser.
Barkeeper's Friend Make a paste, apply and let sit.
I use CLR ,that's what I use
Hi - we fixed this problem today after I tried everything else. First you need to remove the drain pipe and the top silver thingee you see in the sink basin. It’s sold as a set. It is all corroded underneath and causing the rust stain. After it's removed get a pumice stone for cleaning at the 99¢ store and the stain will come off easily without scratching the porcelain. I don’t know why nothing else worked as well or quickly.
And don't forget to seal it with waterproof caulk after you've removed the rust so it doesn't come back!