- Does this replace a clay bar?
- No. It dissolves iron particles, but a clay bar is still needed for tar, sap and rough bonded contamination. Many owners use both, this first, then clay.
- How do I know it is working?
- The spray turns purple where it reacts with iron. That color change is the visual cue that embedded particles are dissolving.
- Can I use it on wheels and plastic trim?
- It works well on wheels and brake dust. Keep it off unpainted plastic and trim, or rinse quickly, because it can leave marks if it dries.
- How long should I leave it on?
- Let it dwell for a few minutes, keeping it from drying in the sun. Rinse or wipe it off before it dries on the panel.
- Is it safe on clear coat and wraps?
- It is formulated for clear-coated paint and is gentler than abrasive claying. Test a small hidden area first on vinyl wraps and fresh paint.
- What is in the box?
- One 32-ounce spray bottle of iron removing spray clay.
- Where is the Meguiars Iron Removing Spray Clay cheapest?
- At NAPA, for $25.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Meguiars Iron Removing Spray Clay?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including TWIST, The Twister Group, NAPA.