Auto Finesse - Iron Out cleaner 500ml

Iron Out is the easiest way to clean plating, such as brake dust and iron pieces, to avoid erosion of the paint.

Iron Out iron scrub cleaner, why choose:

Neutral PH.
Easily removes iron deposits and brake dust.
Safe for use in aluminum, paint and glass.
Prevents corrosion from deposits.
It contains cleaning agents for road dirt.
About Iron Out:

Iron plating cleaners are among the most popular products that have appeared in the industry detailing in recent years. The main source of these hazards is brake dust and increasing pollution from industries.

These tiny pieces of iron fragments can be "put" on almost any surface. Their timely removal is important as they will otherwise cause erosion. Auto Finesse's Iron Out targets and dissolves these particles before significant damage to your vehicle is created.

With advanced cleaning formula and neutral PH, it only targets iron deposits. Unlike the hard acidic cleaners that are often used for this purpose, Iron Out is safe for your car.

It is suitable for use on all exterior surfaces, from rims to car color, including:

aluminum, magnesium, chromium, glass, plastic, and even rubber.

Combined with clay, it is one of the finest preparations for a surface for final protection with a wax or sealant. More mild than acid but stronger than iron, Auto Finesse's Iron Out is really necessary.

Instructions for use:

Auto Finesse's Iron Out should be used as part of a multi-step cleaning procedure between tar removal and clay use. This process should be carried out at least twice a year in everyday vehicles. Before applying a wax or sealant or before performing any polishing work.

If you are not sure that your car has iron deposits, spray it directly onto a yellow foam sponge (Foam Pad) and apply the product to a small part of the color or wheels of your car. We can almost guarantee that you will immediately see a chemical reaction that warns you that iron deposits have to be removed. This reaction is often referred to as "Bleeding" as the solution turns red as blood when it comes into contact with iron, temporarily emphasizing the cleansing process.