For those who don't know what that is it includes rail dust from trains(when your car is shipped), brake dust and any kind of metal pollutants in the air. Basically it bonds to the paint, embeds in the paint and rusts. This is mostly visible on white cars and grey cars. I have seen cars only a year old full of it.
Anyone who has used a clay bar to try and get rid of these knows how frustrating and time consuming to remove these spots. I've spent up to 2 or 3 hours claying a car.
I read up on a product that saves A TON of time claying.
I still clay every car I detail to remove other contaminants but the fallout just wipes right off.
Spray it on, let it dwell and when it reacts to the iron it loosens it up, turns it purple and then you wipe it off.
Some of these cars I have used it on don't even show any fallout, but the product found it.
This is called IRON X
It's a little pricey, but like I said it saves a TON of time.
Oh yeah, just a little warning. It smells VERY bad. You are supposed to wear a mask and gloves when using it.
Here are some pics of some light colored cars I have used it on. Includes action shots
Anyone who has used a clay bar to try and get rid of these knows how frustrating and time consuming to remove these spots. I've spent up to 2 or 3 hours claying a car.
I read up on a product that saves A TON of time claying.
I still clay every car I detail to remove other contaminants but the fallout just wipes right off.
Spray it on, let it dwell and when it reacts to the iron it loosens it up, turns it purple and then you wipe it off.
Some of these cars I have used it on don't even show any fallout, but the product found it.
This is called IRON X
It's a little pricey, but like I said it saves a TON of time.
Oh yeah, just a little warning. It smells VERY bad. You are supposed to wear a mask and gloves when using it.
Here are some pics of some light colored cars I have used it on. Includes action shots