Cheapest iron remover! Better than Iron X for 1/4 the price?
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Thanks to Scott from Dallas Paint Correction, I found out about an AUTOZONE product that costs just $5.99 for 32 ounces. Yep, that means a gallon is just about $24. Does it work well as an iron remover? In this video, I test Eagle One side by side with Iron X. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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I bought 2 bottles yesterday😂 because of Scott’s video, but it’s nice to see another professional detailer confirming that EagleOne works. You have great videos, keep it up!
+George Savage thank you! I mean for the price how can you beat it?! It smells so bad tho 🤢
Glad you like it. I was the one that posted it on Scott’s FB group. Nice to see other Utah guys knowing about it.
+TK BRAYER nice! So you’re the originator?! 🙏 Where are you located?
I did notice your post but I had been testing the product for a while..
But I'm glad you appreciated the product as well..
Your post didn't say if you tried it on paint..
Did you test it that way?
Isn't great😀
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing I did use it on the paint. Worked really well. That was the bigger picture I saw from it. Especially with the price. I remember you talking about using wheel cleaners on paint to save money from paint specific iron removers so I wanted to share it with the communities
Hawk Pro Detailing I live in Herriman. I am just an enthusiast
+TK BRAYER 👍
You are awesome buddy! So glad I found your channel. Going to geek out on your videos. Thank you for being a consumer advocate
+RVing with Andrew Steele thanks Andrew! Appreciate you spending time watching 🤓
You should’ve tested both front doors. There’s always way more iron on the front door then on the back
+tjc1ny I hear that. But then you lose the “side by side”...
I agree, it's not a valid test
@@HawkProDetailing through editing you can see side by side
Arnoldo Moran RUclips comments are funny. Do I look like a PhD scientist lol? I’m just having fun with an iron remover in my driveway. Short and sweet: it works, maybe it’s not as good as iron x and maybe it is. But the price is unbeatable :)
@@HawkProDetailing lol yes, but it is the internet and comments are Savage. Product looks awesome for the price and I picked some up myself. Thanks for the video
For 5,99$ Eager One is definitely water down iron remover. in fact u can see its very watery and runny where Iron-ex is a gel that cling to the paint. I am sure both will get the job done, but iron-ex is stronger and can get the job done faster.
other detailer are using Meguiar all wheel cleaner for iron remove. It cling to paint and is very potent. It is twice as expensive as eager one at $10 but it is very potent and can get the job done twice as fast.
+castamir man if I had profits coming out my ears I would buy iron x no problem. It’s just so expensive...
I agree that iron movers made for wheels should be more clingy and gel like consistency but Iron removers for paint shouldn't have a thick consistency. They should be more runny because if you have a thick like consistency iron remover and use it on the paint you're gonna use a whole 32 oz bottle on the car... lol
I know what it's like to try to squeeze washes in on the rare winter days above freezing. What I did was bought a cheapo 50 foot hose from Walmart for 8 bucks and a 150 foot extension cord reel. That way I can keep the hose on a shelf in the garage where it won't freeze and then quickly roll it out on a 37 degree day.
+Just Me nice! I’m just ready for winter to be over lol
@@HawkProDetailing me too. It got up to 37 today do I had some driveway time washing the 4Runner.
Funny to see someone else using Eagle 1 as a lube for their clay towel. That's how I've been using it and it definitely makes it a heck of a lot easier. And while I don't think it works as good as Iron X or the other higher priced iron removers, it works good enough especially knowing that it's less than $5 a bottle at the local Wally World.
+John G exactly! Iron x is too damn expensive
I was just at a local store and they were clearing out the old bottles to make room for the redesigned ones. I picked up a couple bottles for $2.49 each.
+Alan O'Connor nice!
Never used iron x before but before I spent 40 dollars ordering some online figured I’d give this a shot I used eagle one today with a clay bar and what I thought I would never get off came off almost effortlessly
It's a nice trick huh?
Thanx 4 the demo, dude - I learn a lot listening to pros like yourself
+Daniel Mata yeah man! Glad you found it valuable 🤓
I used it yesterday on some painted rims that were pretty clean except for the caked on sand like residue. I stared using a brush, but then moved on to using a flat plastic trim tool. It took most of the bottle and about two hours, but those wheels are finally rid of the brake residue!
Thanks for the great info. I bought two bottles of Eagle One at Autozone. My new pearl white Honda Pilot is emaculte!!! This stuff works great!!! Thanks
That's great to hear!!! Appreciate the feedback
Saw this vid yesterday and went and bought it and used it Works fantastic ,,,,never used a better product .....thanks
my man! great to hear
I've settled on McKee's product because, for me, they've nailed the smell "problem." I'm actually pretty fond of the smell of their iron remover.
+Mitchell how does it perform? I’m just resigned to the fact that they all smell bad...
@@HawkProDetailing It works as well as any other iron remover.
+Mitchell nice
@@HawkProDetailing you can still smell the active ingredient if you "look" for it (with your nose), but I think the key is just that they found the licorice scent to be a good match/mask.
Eagle one is hard to find by me. At least for that bottle of it. Been using it for a year when I can find it. Smells terrible but it keeps my white truck looking awesome. Especially on the tail gate
Your experiment showed ironx is better despite your shilling for eagle one
Mike Shifrin that’s what he wants u to think, he selling eagle.. take a quick look at the eagle panel how he whips it down and iron x panel is still wet.. he whip down the eagle panel
What the hell are you people talking about? He is trying to get his name out there to grow his business and share his knowledge and experiences with various products. He wasn't overly negative towards either product. Having used both of those products myself I came to the exact same conclusion.
It all comes down to budget. I'll gladly use the most expensive products money can buy on a '96 Dodge Neon if that's what the client wants and is willing to pay for. Clear communication and explaining options in detail is critical when coming up with an estimate and managing expectations with a client.
@@wach1722 Several times he says "it feels the same..." and "not sure if I can tell the difference", but the main point he manages to demonstrate a similar product that can save his viewers alot of money. Decent video imo
Meguiars ultimate all wheel cleaner is equal in comparison to iron x and inexpensive.... works great and stays on the panel... try it out if you get a chance, you’ll be thanking me later lol... good vid
I've used it and agree with you.
Works well
but still ok/safe etc for paintwork?
@@jamesarmitage8399
Yes
I've used to it without any issues.
Safe enough for clear coated wheels zo safe enough for clear coated paint.
I just don't allow it to dry on the paint but don't allow Iron-X to dry out either
+Chris Oglesby I haven’t tried it yet - will do🤘
Agreed, meguiars ultimate all wheel is awesome
I would have the tried swapping panels to see if one remover could remove what the other remover left behind
+LessThanHandy yeah I hear you. Not the most scientific study ever done...but I was impressed with Eagle one. Smells horrible tho😬
I have a brand new tundra, white and the clay bar nor iron x is getting spots off that I assume are brake dust, any ideas? Thanks
shoot me an email with pics to info@hawkprodetailing.com
Rather than using a bucket to rinse your truck, why not use a spray bug bottle(pump action) to rinse your truck? It’s more controlled and less water used.
I use it to wash my motorcycles, clean my door jambs w out wetting my interior....
Just a thought
Oh for sure:) I was just in the moment in a less than ideal environment...i have a shop now and yeah it was also winter ish and in my driveway lol
Hawk Pro Detailing I even use this technique w hot boiling water to degreased components I’m cleaning. Some times we get tunnel vision and we limit ourselves. Thinking some things were only meant for 1 thing.
I love RUclips. I’ve learned more here than I have elsewhere
I think meguiars iron remover is the best bang for the buck!
Agreed.
Kody Hogan curious, does the Meguiras smell bad too? Thx
Kudos for doing this in the winter
+fadetoblack51 haha thank you. It was a long winter indeed
I'm guessing the active ingredient is phosphoric acid. That's what they use for those "rust converter" products.
I'm on the way to AutoZone now
Curious to know if this acts like a degreaser?
Great demo the Eagle1 worked well for me
Hey man, I was wondering what kind of drill you used for carpet cleaning?
Haha nice I hear the airless going , got one two
I have a 16 white tundra and it has so much rail dust all over. I just bought the eagle one so will be trying it soon
My DA buffet takes it off but I'd rather try to get it to bleed out without a buffer.
Update us.
@@justin94block I have not tried yet it got cold here so I'll have to do it when it warms up!
What happens if you dont "remove the iron"?
Not sure why this was such a great find this has been a long while now. I guess jerry at Dallas car wash seems to have found the holy grail ever time. Lol
+barry cook it’s good stuff! What do you use?
I feel for you man...working in very difficult weather conditions. Another great video though but is this product necessary now to detail my clients cars. 9/10 current client base wouldn't care either way...just produce same continued great results. Sorry I just frustrated every few months with some new product is portrayed as a must have or time saver and usually falls short during actual use.
+pc1967 ha! Thank you. I’m newer to the RUclips game, and I try to just keep it real. Like I’m not gonna do a video on how to run a profitable detailing business, cause I haven’t quite figured that out yet. Ive gotten plenty of work, but I’ve also spent a lot of money trying to chase the holy grail of products - and I’m pretty close to having an arsenal that just plain works - but I’m just on the journey so who knows man...
can you tell me what kind of watering nozzle you are using ? please and thank you
Hes using a paint sprayer with straight water
Does the Iron X smell bad? Are there any other iron removers out there that have a more pleasing odor? Thx
Did eagle one changed there label? because I had a blue bottle written PVD and aluminum wheel cleaner from last year and smell different that will turn red or purple once it hits the iron dust but not the PVD and aluminum wheel cleaner that I just brought days ago.
Why didn't he do the wheels? That would have made for a better comparison
+hustler539 good point...I guess I would say I’m just a guy in his driveway making it up as I go along🤓
Meguiar's 32 oz. G180132SP Ultimate All Wheel Cleaner 15 bucks amazon works great!
+J Martinez I hear that’s a great product!!
Yes! It's an amazing product!
Could u use that and apply it directly on to a micro fiber towel to get rid of water spots
I just read the bottle at Walmart. It says do not overspray on paint or trim lul
+Truth Troll common sense should be abided that’s for sure. Be careful on hot days or direct sunglight
Yeah I was just wondering about that
You have a hard water problem. It's all frozen. I have used other products that turn purple, but Iron-X leaves nothing at all to clay on Mercedes clear coat. I did clay the car and picked up nothing at all. That doesn't mean it will be like that on cars with cheaper paints
Will other paint cleaners remove the iron?
Would either of these products stain black door handles and trim? If so how could we prevent it?
Yes. In direct sunlight anything is possible. Just be cognizant of direct sunlight - try to use this on a cloudy day or in garage
How come i cant find this specific bottle anywhere. You have to make sure the words say "color changing formula on bottle"
Their branding is confusing/horrible
Did you know if I get some overspray on a glass window will damage the glass surface
+chino85100 I would be very careful around glass. And avoid direct sunlight
U get a thumbs up just for doing this in the snow!
+MrStilltipping3 haha thank you my man. Snow has finally melted in Utah...
I bought some at Napa Auto Parts for 2 for $9, but the number 1 was orange instead of green. I tried it this morning on my car, and it did nothing. I tried iron x, and it started working right away. I checked on Eagle One website which shows a mag cleaner with a green 1. I wonder if the mislabeled the products or if they reformulated the All Wheel and Tire Cleaner. Has anyone tried the mag cleaner on paint?
+J. Abraham I tried the orange bottle and it did a decent job on cleaning rubber tires
Harbor freight paint sprayer please do elaborate or link one of your videos im intrigued
Do Eagle One on a door, spray and wipe it off. Then do Iron X on the same door and see if it gets more.
ahhhh that's a good test for sure.
@@HawkProDetailing Thanks. A question - how about really bad brake dust on my rims? Iron X, Simple Green, Oven Cleaner... what do you recommend for really bad rims?
Should try smooth move by shine supply $65 a gallon all their products are amazing!
I hear great things about shine supply!
Yes great stuff! Fortunate enough to live a city right away from their main store
nice did you attend their training?
Not yet unfortunately but hopefully soon! That be cool if you could make a video of you interviewing him and his shop
Would be nice to find something similar priced and as effective but here in Europe/Sweden. Doesnt seem like you can buy eagle one here.
Thanks for a nice video!
+Olle Braconier sure thing! I hate how expensive iron x is😭
guys, check out "Built Hamber AUTO-WHEEL" not as affordable as this eagle one but half the price of Iron X. I wish I could buy this in the states. :(
Can I use this on my ceramic coated car AND after I have applied CarPro Reload a week earlier?
Sure thing. Or you could just go to o Reilly and get the meguiars ready to use wheel and paint decon product. It's expensive but a better product. This stuff works but it is stinky and I feel like they cut it or something because it doesn't really hold up against the "good" stuff these days
Do you apply iron remover s on dry paint
Usually no, I wash paint first and rinse so it’s on wet paint. Main thing is don’t let it dry in direct sun on paint
We have well water I think this may do a good job. I dont think you need to whole bottle on one panel. Lol
+J P fair enough 🤓
Did I understand you correctly, you used the iron remover product also as your clay lube with the clay towel? And no marring? Thx
Eagle one smells worse than iron x. My preferred steps: pre treat panel with APC (ALL PURPOSE CLEANER)--dont do this in direct sunlight, and if so rinse quickly. Then a contact wash, I prefer a rinseless wash but soap is fine. With residue from soap or your rinseless wash still on panel, spray with iron x, let dwell for about a minute. Then start using iron x or iron remover of choice as your clay "lube." Rinse then apply your sealant or wax. Thank me later:)
Hawk Pro Detailing got it, but are you just working one panel at a time doing all of these steps? They always say with these rinse-less washes that you need to dry each panel as you go. Is that really necessary?
THANK YOU! Saved me a ton of $$$
Is it true the eagle one is not safe on plastic parts of the car ?
depends how acidic it is, I've had experience with KochChemie Flugenrost Entferner which is pH 0,0 (measured in lab was 1,6pH) and it literally etched into one of the mirror plastics... All other plastics were fine, so i had to sand/polish it.
I would definetley say, test and test again... The salesman who sold me 12 litres of that concentrate didnt mention anything, even though i asked all those questions, douchebag...
That eagle one stuff doesn’t look like foam to me.
It works pretty well...but with the benefit of time I will say it smells worse and I prefer higher end products as clay lube. (My latest go to is meguiars wheel and paint decon, I buy it by the galon) But for the beginner...eagle one is easy to find and does work well enough to get some results
So, you first apply iron remover and after you clay the surface. Do you compound after?
+Manuel Paez honestly I would hose off after claying, then spray a paint prep on panel as drying aid - then compound
@@HawkProDetailing Thank you very much for your answer.
I used the iron remover as a lube for the clay. Worked great. Could save you a step, if you choose to try it.
Is this safe on trim, headlight , glass ? What is it not safe on ?
+victor ayala headlight rims paint - all safe. But just make sure you’re out of direct sunlight. Work small sections at a time. I kind of avoid using it on plastic but I think it’s fine - just don’t let it dwell and possibly stain
Where can I order the eagle 32 ounce from. My auto zone don't carry it pls
It's hard to find to be honest ...lots of videos like this fueled demand I guess:) Try o reilly
Didnt Scott tout a meguiars wheel cleaner?
+iliketakingshowers not sure...
To loosen up and remove the iron Eagle one all day save money 👌🏼👌🏼
+MrNacho1955 that’s what I’m sayin🤓
Hawk Pro Detailing I know right ( common sense ) good video
4.98 at Walmart
+Andrew Valdez score! I haven’t seen it there yet
Yes it goes fast I was able to get 4 bottles. Haven’t seen any new ones come in.other two Walmart’s one was out other had three bottles of older liquid bottles(not aerosol) gonna try one. I’m in Killeen Tx area
Even Though this looks like new product there putting on shelf doesn’t seem to be stocked often.
Hey I can’t find this online anywhere. Do they still make it?
I think they do! Check your local o reilly or auto zone. Look for the one that says "black and plastic coat"
is the egal one safe on glass and plastic
i would always be careful around those.....and ESPECIALLY in direct sunlight
Can u send me the link to the harbor freight paint sprayer? Please.
I think it's by Krause and becker....try looking at their website and if you dont find it shoot me a PM on Instagram
Oh so Iron remover Spray can be used as a clay bar lube, that's good to know. I was looking for lube ideas. I picked up 23 oz bottle of eagle one from AutoZone for 7.99
Good stuff! Make sure you plug your nose lol
Is this safe for Xpel paint protection film?
+J. Abraham I’m always extra careful with PPF. Out of direct sunlight, one panel at a time, don’t let it dwell very long and rinse off right away. That’s where I would start
How do I get the Eagle one in Canada
Not sure....
Where can i get that clay bar towel?
+Rudomillan it’s pretty awesome actually. It’s the optimum clay towel, $40 or $45 - available on amazon, auto geek, Opti Coat.com
Great video brother, nanoskin iron free is another affordable and effective product
+Rdetailing thanks! I wish these products didn’t smell so rotten
can you send some over here in canada?
+moves2008 lol not sure - the price is fantastic here though :) I’m curious to see if they change price when they re stock
@@HawkProDetailing Here in Canada we don't have stuff like this, everything has to imported from US :(
moves2008 you guys must have innovators in Canada though right? What’s the detailing industry like there
Did AutoZone, or Eagle One sponsor this video?
+Justin nope. I’m small time lol
What brand is the clay towel?
It's an optimum clay towel, although I think it has been discontinued. To be honest...I prefer a clay bar, the blue clay magic to be exact
@@HawkProDetailing ah cool thanks
What are you using to spray down the truck at @8:00
AHH I think i just found what you are using. How do you like it?
@@cameronp5728 what is it? im wondering
@@jumaigac harbor freight airless paint sprayer
+Cameron P ya know I like that sprayer...but don’t love it. I’m actually using a hydro force sprayer from carpet cleaning supply store and it has *decent* PSI. Enough to at least pre soak panel with ONR
Is this still a thing? Tried & Tested by all & all agreed?
With my luck, I'll end up with a Jeeep-sized Pearlcoat Parking Spot in my driveway cuz nobody followed up on if this isn't a great idea...or it IS Great Idea. Come on. Whats the deal, Boyz?
nah haven't used this product in years lol
@@HawkProDetailing LOL Ok *Thank you!* I figured I'd just order another bottle of proper Iron Remover & Call it a day anyways.
For how cheap the stuff is I can literally just use this every 3 days or every couple days on my wheels and just rinse it down so how to do any deep cleaning
For Indians, use wonderwash iron remover.
I’ve got to say, that’s an unbelievably slow reaction. I use Bilt Hamber on my cars and it goes purple within seconds,,,,, this stuff is so delayed.
Do you live in the north pole?
+DarthRevan .Gaming yep lol
Bad comparison front door gets worst then back
Whats the difference between this stuff and the other variants ? Pvc, all wheel cleaner. Etc?
+Jeeper1378 great question. Meg’s all wheel cleaner seems to be very popular. I just HATE how expensive iron x is and this is the cheapest stuff I’ve found that works reasonably well as a substitute
Whats the noise in the background, sounds like someone trying to start a motorcycle 😂😂😂😂😂😂
+Julio Morales lol my father in law was helping me fix that damn harbor freight paint sprayer😂
Hawk Pro Detailing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did you read it backwards? Is that 32 oz or 23 oz? I cant find anyone selling a 32 oz bottle.
You're right. Bottles age only 23 oz.. just bought a bottle a minute ago
+E55 KEV say what?! Did I mess that whole thing up then😬 Anyway, it’s still a cheap option and does the job
Do we even need an iron remover if we clay? Wish you would have added another test to clay one panel first, then apply an iron remover and compare it to another panel that only has an iron remover applied (without claying beforehand). I wonder if the iron remover is a waste of time and money if we going to clay.
I read it cuts down clay time
John Yes you need the Iron Remover then clay. Iron remover removes the embedded contaminants. Clay can only remove the contaminants stuck on top of the paint.
+John out of direct sunlight, i like to let iron x dwell on panel. Wait til you see a significant amount of purple streaking. Then, before it dries on paint, use that same product (iron x or whatever) ad your clay lube. Clay removes some of what the iron x won’t - together, it’s an unstoppable combo💪
Just bought 2 bottles, thanks
The poor mans hose. Now that you found a cheaper cleaner, you can afford a hose!
Lol yes indeed. The eagle one product has its place...with time I can say it is stinkier than I would like and probably doesn't "cut" the iron as well as some of the bigger name brands. But, it does the job and can be purchased at your local store so very solid indeed
Don't let it dry on your paint bud
+Josh H it was a cold day;)
Just use oxalic acid.
+1surfercross never tried it...
That's bar keeper's friend, right?
Improper respirator filters my dude!
+W.A.R. Auto Spa agreed
Big Fan bad ass videos
Lolo😂🤣 love the poor man's hose
+Chuckwick Simmons ha! 5 minutes later my paint sprayer was working thanks to my awesome father in law. Need to get that guy on the payroll!
@@HawkProDetailing Your father inlaw doesn't care about being on the payroll the only thing he wants you to do. is be a good father and take care of his daughter you do that and you'll be OK in his book. Hell you'll be OK in any father's a book just aslong as you take care of your responsibility.
+Chuckwick Simmons amen. That’s exactly right. He is a great man and gives far more than he receives 🙏
gucci chemical companies need to lower their prices because the genie is out of the bottle and on the selves of walmart and autozone now.
IMO you're putting on way way way too much product. Iron X doesn't require much, just a light mist.
+ms3er I like using a lot of product lol
Will this work for brake dust on wheels?
Yes it will eat threw it
+justin turner pretty well, but I haven’t found anything that is “touchless” for wheels that works *most* of the time. Which is to say...some agitation required most of the time on wheels no matter what you use on them...
What an annoying spray bottle .... Don't you detailers keep xtra bottles on hand ??? Pick up some Zep spray bottles,there awesome and they last.
+Nunofyour beesiness 😂
Man start wearing gloves those chemicals are toxic especially if you use them occasionally... Great video I stocked up on the Eagle One I love it
+Farouqi Amin thanks my man - I should definitely wear gloves all the time
@@HawkProDetailing Please do our skin is an organ and will absorb chemicals eventually affecting our body systems... That Eagle one is smelly and powerful... Cancer and respiratory complications can arise and so much more... We really tend to forget these are harsh chemicals... Being exposed to them daily or dealing with them occasionally will show its effect years from now... And all these sweet smelling waxes and sprays can't be any better... Just take some precautionary measures so you can continue to provide us with great content... Im a wood worker and know many guys who have respiratory issues simply for being neglectful to put a mask on 10yrs down the road things can be very different
Should have done it on each door 🤷♂️
With the benefit of time...I will say I do prefer the iron x or meguiars chemical decon slightly. For instance, this stuff really flashes in the sun (they all do though) but I notice it foams less when you want to use it for a clay lube. It is still a great budget alternative that lots of pros I know use daily
Can this wheel cleaner be used on factory steel wheels for cleaning? And what about cleaning hubcaps? Just don't want no peeling.
+viclou I hear that! As with anything I would advise a test spot...
It sure isn’t cheaper now lol
Cheaper isn’t always better.
Amen to that
Great video though bro...I think I’ll try out the eagle one and see how it works for me👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
You get what you pay for, IronX clearly did a better job.
Because of the front door being the dirtiest, we all been saying