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Iron Out is a reactive gel that dissolves embedded ferrous fallout, the sharp metal particles from brake dust and rail lines that washing leaves behind. It turns blood red as it reacts, so you can see the contamination lifting before you rinse. It suits daily drivers, city cars and high-mileage vehicles, and it is worth using before polishing or applying protection so trapped particles are not dragged across the paint. Against liquid fallout removers it clings better to vertical panels and wheels, and owners rate the color change as a clear progress check.
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Lowest price we've seen: $13.96 on Nov 3 at Milltek Corp. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
Owners rate Iron Out as one of the stronger fallout removers, with the red reaction giving clear proof it is working. Most complaints are about the sharp smell and the need to keep it wet and rinse thoroughly.
Auto Finesse Iron Out is a reactive gel car iron remover. It dissolves the sharp, embedded metal particles that washing alone cannot remove. These particles come mainly from brake dust, and they can also come from sources such as train lines. They can embed in paintwork and glass, and on lighter paint they can show up as small rusty spots.
As the gel dissolves the iron, it turns blood red. The color change shows that the solution has reacted and holds the contamination, and it is then ready to be rinsed away. On heavily contaminated areas, the gel can be lightly agitated with a foam or microfibre applicator to refresh the solution. The agitation does not physically remove the particles. Do not leave it to dry on the vehicle.
Iron Out can be used on its own or as the first step of a 3-stage decontamination process, followed by a tar and glue remover and then a clay bar with clay lube. It also contains degreasers and cleaning agents, so it can be used to deep-clean painted and powdercoated wheels. For wheels and exhaust tips, it can be brushed in with a wheel soap or wheel cleaner. Removing iron contamination before polishing, paint correction or applying protection keeps the particles from being dragged across the surface or locked in under protection.
