Just how good is iron cut

[Cliotoby]

Ive used this before, but only to take care of pitting in alloys. Ive got to tackle my car, the entire right side of my car and my boot is covered in rust, the door sils have piles of rust too. Basically, my front driver side brake is fucked, metal on metal, still waiting on my pads although i have discs ready.

Ive just washed my car and while one side is fine and sheets well, the other is now fucked and has left my towel covered in metal filings.

How well will iron X be able to tackle small particles, but enourmous quantities, of iron filings. God knows what ive just dont to my paintwork washing and drying it.

 

[JonniP]

http://www.detailingworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=168433

 

[JD]

Basically as above. It is a new niche which is rare in a saturated market. But works incredibly well.

 

[Ali]

Problem is, it's not cheap and you use alot of it...I still have some and i would use it again for my annual details but i would draw the line at using it thereafter.

 

[RussZS]

It's not new though.

Autosmart Fallout Remover does exactly the same thing and is £15 for 5L. It doesn't do the cool purple trick, but is just as effective.

5L of IronX is bloody £120 or so. Madness.

 

[Ali]

it's all about the puprle trick!

 

[RussZS]

Lol true!

I do it as a +£20 option if people want it, which goes down well on light cars. On dark cars, I wouldn't bother!

 

[JD]

it's all about the puprle trick!

Means idiots like I know it's working

 

[Ali]

AMEN!

 

[JD]

xxx