Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover (500ml) now available
Iron out is Auto finess's spray on contamination remover designed for use on paintwork to remove iron contamination.
Reactive iron contamination disolver. This pH neutral formula will react and dissolve contamination from all exterior surfaces, paintwork, wheels, glass and even trim, simply spray, allow to react and rinse.
Prior to the claying stage these can dramatically reduce the claying stages and the amount of contamination still present by that stage, considered a task that is now essential by most detailers undertake when detailing a car. When used prior to claying it also helps reduce the risk of marring as it removes the harshest and most abrasive contaminants without agitation, with its main active ingredient braking them down prior to this stage. But it also doubles up as a very effective deep cleaner for your wheels:
When applied the product will react with the contamination and break dust within seconds. The advantage this product has over some similar products on the market is its gel like viscosity, aiding it to cling and dwell for longer periods, making it more effective, reducing the amount used (rather than it running off the surface on to the ground) and aiding application on tricky designs. Iron Out is also safe on all types of wheel from painted (like in the pictures) to chrome, anodised and polished finishes (although we always recommend testing in any case before proceeding with the full wheel, to check compatibility with your wheels individual finish)
Once left for around 2-5 minutes to fully dwell, simply rinse with pressure washer:
Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover 500ml
Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover now available
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Re: Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover now availab
looks like a great product...but what happens if you get it on your freshly polished/waxed paint will it strip the paint, it looks aggressive.
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This stuff works...as seen on Lawrences' threads
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Re: Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover now availab
How does it compare to Sonax and IronX? Stronger, weaker, comparable?
Hu? Strip the paint?MikeR wrote:looks like a great product...but what happens if you get it on your freshly polished/waxed paint will it strip the paint, it looks aggressive.
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Re: Auto Finess - Iron Out contamination remover now availab
Just to clarify, I haven't yet used Iron-out but have used iron-xWheelwore wrote:This stuff works...as seen on Lawrences' threads
I have been doing a lot of online research and the jury is out as to which is better, iron-out or iron-x and I therefore have to assume that they are equally as good.
I subsequently pulled the trigger on 5l of the stuff
It will definitely work better than Sonax as the active ingredient is in a much higher concentration (more along the lines of iron-x)
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Thanks, thought so.
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Gotta get me some! I love the sonax one but find it doesn't go very far...
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Agree.... especially on a very dirty set of wheels - I can easily use 3/4 of a bottle of Sonax vs 1/4 bottle of Iron-Out/Xgraham savage wrote:Gotta get me some! I love the sonax one but find it doesn't go very far...