Remove Metal Fallout from your Finish | Adam's Iron Remover
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Remove Metal Fallout from your Finish | Adam's Iron Remover
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There are times when a clay bar or a clay mitt cannot remove all forms of bonded contaminates, mainly metal fallout. Metal particles adhere to vehicles surfaces and begin to rust. This is very obvious when looking at bright paint such as white or silver. Removing these metal filaments is never easier with Adam's Iron Remover. After rinsing a car before washing, simply spray Adam's Iron Remover all over the vehicles surface and let the Iron Remover break down the metal particles. After about 4-5 minutes rinse the car off and move on to washing. After washing, clay bar or clay mitt the car. Once the car is dry and ready for polishing, you can feel the smooth, decontaminated paint.
Adam's Iron Remover paired with the Clay Bar or Clay Mitt is the absolute best process to fully decontaminate a vehicles painted surface.
Perfect timing I was getting ready to fully detail my moms car and this will definitely help! You all at Adams polishes are absolutely awesome (:
This is why I have switched to Adams polishes exclusively!!!
Hey guys, great products. Although, I'm having issues with the iron remover. It stains trim really bad. To the point where I am afraid to use it. In my particular application, it was out of sunlight and in the shade. It was sprayed on numerous vehicles and I experience the same result. It was purchased the week this product was made available. Thanks.
same thing. It damaged my paint badly
You only leave it on 2-3 minutes and then spray off sound like you left it on to long
Are you saying it damages the vinyl?
Any follow up on this? I figure it was just residue that came off the trim after a follow up wash? Hopefully 😅
@@mototraitor he had to of left it on or didnt realize trim molding can hold tons of water and soap and didnt rinse it thoroughly enough
Definitely trying this. I’m loving Adam’s Car Shampoo, and Mega Foam!! Might as well add to the collection!
Oh hell yes!! Im Always claying orange dots.
great video I live near and work in a fabrication factory and we are all having the same problem this videos helps quite a lot in keeping on top of the problem I don't use your products though I use auto finesse but the video really does help with the problem. Much appreciated thanks
Looks like your using in direct sunlight? Can that hurt the clear coat?
You don’t have to do a paint correction after the iron remover you can just use spray wax for a clients car if you’re doing something like a maintenance wash I get a lot of people in California they just want maintenance wash and they pay $75-$85 for me to detail their car and I’m averaging about 7 cars a day 6 days a week add the money up
The fact that they sell this by the gallon is super awesome. I hate paying upcharge retail bottle price on my fallout remover because i take care of my car and 1 that is not mine. So by the gallon is a lot better.
Also that sprayer idea for fallout cleaner is a good idea.
I had a bad experience with Riccardo Iron Maiden ...stinks Sooooo bad, worked well, but i'll never use it again.
Iron X is a bit pricey and im told certain guys dont like to stock it in their warehouse only because it makes it reek.
So right now i am using Sonax Fallout Cleaner which i am happy with as far as low to no smell/ overall performance.
While Sonax is cheaper than iron x....it still is like $20-25 a 16oz /473ml bottle.
-So i am gonna see if i can find This Adam's Iron Remover by the 16oz bottle and if it's good i might switch to their gallon.
*Good Video tho.*
Can iron remover be used as a lubricant for claying?
I'm in Canada and it's winter right now. It gets really dirty out here, can I just rinse the dirt off my car at the carwash then spray Adams while wet to dissolve the iron then rinse again?
Can this Adam's Polishes Iron Remover be used as a synthetic clay decoration towel lubricant like DIY does with theirs?
Great product at an excellent value.
does this affect Adam's ceramic coating or ceramic wax (if it already has been applied previously)?
Love how he's touching the car after the spray with his METAL wedding ring lol
Its silicone
should i used strip wash first. Then used this iron remover and the wash the car with normal car shampoo or after iron remover i can wax with buttery wax?
I just brought this on Amazon. Can you spray the undercarriage area by the wheels? I have the beginnings of rust around this area. Didn't really see him spray underneath or by that area at all.
This product is AMAZING!!!!!
Using a car wash soap with wax in it would be a bad idea before applying the iron remover?
Is this safe for the black plastic around the wheels?
Is this safe to use around paint protection film, that stuff is expensive, I'd hate to wreck it. On a related note, if you see this, what precautions, if any, do I need to take around PPF when using a clay mitt or bar or when polishing?
I have an Iron Remover from another company, works well. But the smell is so horrendous that I have only used it once and literally gagged when I went to use it a second time so I just stopped. Hope this isn't as bad. I know a lot of these sorts of product tend to have a pungent smell.
Carpro has scented ones, like cherry.
Do i need to wet the car before apply the Iron remover?
Jacob Huang We do recommend to rinse the car first. Ideally you do not want the product to fully dry and stay on your car for an extended period of time. Rinsing it first will help cool the paint down and allow the product to work longer without drying so quickly.
Did this man really demonstrate how smooth the finish was by raking his ring back and fourth on the rear driver's side door panel?
After applying Iron Remover, should you also rub it in with a microfiber applicator, then rinse off??
Agitating the Iron Remover product is not really necessary due to the fact that its a chemical reaction doing 99 percent of the work. This product is all about saving manual labor during a later clay bar step or reducing the amount you need to clay bar by keeping the most gnarly contaminants at bay (the ones that rust your clear coat!).
Typically Iron Remover is applied prior to a full wash and wax so you really do not want to be agitating all of the loose dirt and contaminants potentially causing more swirl marks.
I would do a pressure rinse and blow dry, follow with Iron Remover (let it dwell but not dry for a 3-5 minutes), rinse and then Bug and Tar Remover (let it dwell but not dry) then rinse. Follow with a foam gun soak then rinse then manual hand wash with a spray and wipe wax for a really quick decon maintenance routine once a quarter.
Sooo can I pressure wash, spray this, then rinse off then wash my car and polish - in this order?
I have iron in my irrigation well water. I sprayed a test spot on my white truck and it went insta purple.
Thank you Adam
Is it safe for your amisite driveway?
can you recommend a good sprayer like the one you used? thanks.
ik foamer
@@Delc0 not the foamer since this is not a foaming product, the multiPRO is the one to get for this instance, the foaming one would be better for something like p&s brake buster or something like that.
i dont even mind the smell of this stuff at all, i ordered mine in 2021, in the gallon jug, and it really almost smells borderline nice in some ways. Or at worst just different....slight fruit smell maybe. But not terrible like some iron removers at all.
Carpro iron x smells absolutely foul, I got a drip in my cabinet I keep my swarming stuff in and god god it smelled foul for a month😂
So I use iron remover before the contact wash?
Does this thing strip off glass coats?
Safe to decontaminate satin vinyl wraps?
Can this be diluted or does it have to be used full strength? I have a truck and go through quite a bit of this in just 1 application and it gets expensive quickly.
use a protectant like a ceramic coating or wax after and you wont have to keep redoing it every 6 months or so
Just ordered a bottle and a gray shirt can't wait to get them
@Darrick Campbell please update us all here on what you think of it's smell compared to other iron removers you have used such as IronX etc
lightningsmokerXx I haven't used IronX but this has a orangey citrusy sent and I got a break in the weather yesterday and got to use it and it works great
That's good to know. Thanks for letting me know. I've used Riccardo Iron Maiden stunk to high hell, never again. I havent used IronX either but some people say the stink isn't that bad , however a guy that sells it told me he doesn't like having it in his warehouse because it smells terrible. So i tried Sonax Fallout Cleaner and it barely has any detectable smell i thought and it worked pretty good. So being as Sonax doesn't sell a 32oz, 64oz or 128oz version of their fallout cleaner ....i've been hoping Adam's will sell their Iron Remover in Canada pretty soon. Because i need to buy three 16oz bottles of Iron remover SOON. Thanks again.
lightningsmokerXx no problem hope you can get some
What is the effect on bare plastics on a brand new vehicle with this stuff? I've heard is discolors the bare plastics
Did You try it? What did happen with the bare plastics ?
Hey yall whats thr dilution ratio for ifi buy it in a gallon?
What is the dilution ratio for this?
yeah but whats the scent, i mean thats the best part about Adam's products
it smells like an orange-y flavor. not bad. I just picked up a bottle at the grand opening this past saturday
That would be awesome, they all smell so horrid.
Adam, quick question regarding using the iron remover AFTER ceramic coating. Will the IR damage or weaken the ceramic and or should you even use it once the ceramic coats been applied? Thanks
Hi Robert, ceramic coatings are chemical resistant for the most part, so yes you can use Iron Remover on a ceramic coated vehicle, and it will usually help to bring the hydrophobic behavior back even stronger since you are removing contamination from the surface. Iron Remover is a very strong chemical though, so you do not want to let it dry on any surface, or over-use it too frequently. We recommend using it about once a season or at every oil change interval if the paint isn't feeling smooth.
@@AdamsPolishes copy that. Thanks
So iron remover oxidizes metal stuck in my clear coat... I guess i don't need that stuff because all the salt on the roads where i live does that for me :-)
Will it stain plastic
Can you use your clay bar or mit with the iron remover on the car at the same time to use as the lubricant? knock two birds out with one stone?
Hi Jonathan, to be safe, we would recommend to rinse away the Iron Remover residue first - it will be loosening and melting metal contamination, so you do not necessarily want to pull that around on the surface with the clay bar/mitt. The Iron Remover could also weaken the clay material itself since it is a powerful chemical.
Could it damage the paint?
@@jonathanyoung2082if the Iron Remover is left on paint or plastic surfaces for too long and dries, it has the potential to stain or discolor surfaces. Always try to use it on a cool surface, out of direct sunlight so that it does not dry onto any surfaces.
@@AdamsPolishes I guess this answers my question. Guess I'll use some ONR as a clay lubricant after rinsing off the Iron Remover.
I wonder how this Adam's Iron Remover is for smell compared to other Iron Remover's like IronX etc etc
So i used this product 3 years later finally and they do ship to canada. Doesn't smell that bad, some sort of masking agent in it or fruitish smell.....not the best smell ever by any means , but nothing offensive ....as of july 2021.
It's illegal to live underneath aeroplane runway 😁 But we get the point. I like how iron remover works every time I use it. But I use it so rarely.
What about damage to the plastic panels/trim?
"Adam’s Iron Remover is an acid-free, pH-balanced formulation designed to effectively decontaminate paint and finished surfaces." With that being said, it should be safe on plastic panels and trim since it's pH-balanced and acid free, but I would remove it asap just to be safe.
I found this on their main website listing for this product "Please note: Adam’s Iron Remover activates with metallic particles, both good and bad. While using this on your finish, be mindful if spraying product near plastic trim or body lines-- this product can stain plastic surfaces if left on for too long or applied to too hot of a surface." Like I said above, I think it is safe but is a strong chemical and should be removed from plastic and trim asap.
@@DizConnected Thanks for the information!
Can you dilute this in a ik foam pro 2??
can we use this on wheels like sonax or is it a lighter application for paint
bang bang The Iron Remover was specifically designed for paint. It is a thinner formula so it covers a larger surface area. Our Wheel Cleaner is more of a gel consistency which sticks to wheels once sprayed. The Wheel Cleaner is ideal for wheel cleaning.
thanks maybe a sticky iron remover in the future for the awesome bleeding wheel cleaners
Can this be diluted??
Can i pick it up at the Thornton store?
Troy Trjn Absolutely! Come on by!
I am using it today
Thank you sir for the info
How did it go?
@@sourkraut5369 just like in the video
@@sourkraut5369 took off all the iron stains turned into purple I also sprayed on headlights. Does it’s job!
Can i use this first and then wash the car after?
Hi Jason, you can, but the Iron Remover most likely will not be as effective. You will want to remove regular dirt, mud, and other build-up first, otherwise the Iron Remover will not penetrate down into the iron deposits as well. At a minimum, we would recommend rinsing the panels with a hose first to remove some dirt, then spray Iron Remover and let it dissolve the iron contamination, then rinse again, and then go through your normal wash process. Do not let the Iron Remover dry onto any surface during use. But overall, the Iron Remover will work best if you wash the vehicle first, then use Iron Remover, then fully rinse the vehicle again.
Thanks a lot
Good looking out
Is this applied before or after the main wash?
This would be applied after the main wash, you want to get as much regular contamination off the paint as possible first ie. mud, bugs, dirt, dust, etc. This is to remove the embedded iron fallout from the paint after the wash.
@@DizConnectedCan I skip the iron remover spray if im going to clay bar anyways
@@KoolieBhai You might be able to get away with it if you are using real clay bars as they are abrasive. But if you are using a synthetic clay decoration towel, mitt, or sponge, then I would recommend the iron remover if you have never used it before or it's been 6+ months since using it. You should use iron remover at once a year.
@@DizConnected yeah but how do you know if the iron remover is actually working can you see or feel the iron particles I know it turns purple but how do I actually know?
So would I clay first and then use the iron remover?
No u clay after
@@scottman816 Thanks
Is this safe to use on a ceramic coated car?
Hi Luis, ceramic coatings are chemically resistant for the most part, so yes you should be able to use Iron Remover on it a few times per year to do iron decontamination on the surface. Iron Remover is a very strong chemical though, so it could eventually begin to weaken some coatings, depending on their durability level. Make sure to follow all directions. Do not let it dry on any surface, and use it on a cool surface, in the shade if possible.
@AdamsPolishes wow! Thank you so much for answering. I'm actually very shocked. I've been doing business with you guys for awhile. I really appreciate your response!
Must to apply shade on direct sun
Will this work on wheels?
"Adam’s Iron Remover introduces the similar iron-activated, low-odor technology found in Adam’s Wheel Cleaner, but it has been reformulated to get to work fast on your paint to remove bonded contaminants embedded into the paint. By thinning out the formula, this allows for the product to lay a thin even layer onto the surface and get to work fast on the surface. Since it is slightly thinner in consistency as well, this allows for a better misting pattern to cover large surface areas on paint."
It looks like this is a thinner formula than the one specifically made for wheels, but it should work just as well on wheels as it does on paint.
Does this hurt the clear coat??
No. What hurts the clear coat is leaving the iron contamination in it that this removes.
Sorry to say BUT, I use an entire bottle on my RAV4 AND HALF OF ALL THE METAL CONTAMINANTS WERE STILL THERE. I was not impress after spending over 20$ for one bottle.
Use the meguiars all wheel cleaner. Exact same thing for $7 bucks. It's an iron remover.
After using your wheel cleaner on my wheels & brakes, It leaves orange residue on my rotors. This has started to leave orange residue on my gloss black wheels. Can I use this after I clean my wheels to help prevent the iron staying on the brakes and getting on my wheels?
wheel cleaner destroyed my rims left them stained
How much oz do you need to use for a car?
Hi Car Shops, great question, thanks for asking! You may only need 1-2 oz on some smaller cars or 4 oz or more on larger vehicles. It will also depend on how contaminated the vehicle is and if you are spraying down all paint surfaces, or just the key paint areas that will have more contamination - fenders, door panels and behind the tires, and the trunk/hatch and rear bumper area will typically have the most amount of iron contamination from brake dust.
@@AdamsPolishes Thank you
What would you recommend to remove over spray paint?
Clay bar
When can I order it????
It just hit the site a little while ago. You should be able to check it out.
@@AdamsPolishes Did I order at a bad time? Shipping says it going to take 10 days to come to South Carolina?
Ive called 5x to customer service and cant get through. Left messages each time.
adams wheel cleaner works just as well
What are those yellow things by the wheels
MrChevyMan913 it's so the hose doesnt get stuck In the tire
How can I get sponsored
I used the spray twice before a car wash and I didn't see any results
Hi there, what kind of vehicle do you drive and in what types of environments? Darker colored vehicles will not show the purple color change as much as a light color like silver or white. High performance brake pads can leave iron deposits on the paint as well, but low-dust ceramic brake pads may not leave any contamination on paint. It also depends on how long you let it sit on the surface - it may take 3 minutes or longer to activate in some cases. You will see the purple effect more on rear bumpers/tailgates, and behind the wheels on most vehicles. Just do not let Iron Remover dry onto any surfaces, and use it in the shade if possible.
Why do you charge 200$ shipping to Spain?
HyperGhost buy from amazon
HyperGhost because it’s Spain a third world country
Because you're on a whole different continent 4700 miles away!!!!
James Guzman 👍🏻🤔🖕🏻
Joe Smith I know but 200$ for a 16 oz bottle of shampoo
OK so let me get this straight wash the car 1st spray on the iron remover rinse it off Then do the rest of your detailing or whatever you do to your car
You got it!
Or just mix wheel cleaner with all purpose cleaner
Jesus thats like 20 dollars in iron remover alone on a mini.
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Finally 👍👍👍👍
It shows out of stock on your site 🤔
They call it Rail Dust.
The wheel cleaner switch now makes sense to me
Adam's Iron Remover does not work. Have a 2022 Civic (Black) and a 2023 Camry (Red) washed both cars separately for at least 1 hour between washes, and let them air dry for a few minutes. Sprayed Adam's Iron Remover on the Camry and let stand for 7 minutes so as not to let the car dry completely, there were no Purple marks. Did the same to the Civic and again no Purple marks. Rinsed off the worthless Adam's Iron Remover, dried both cars and waxed them. Waste of money as purchased 1 gallon of Adam's for $55.
People that take care of their autos and wash and clay them regularly, might not see as much benefit from this product. I'm getting ready to buy a gallon of this product myself if it can be used as a clay lubricant like DIY Iron Remover.
Y'all realize how Hazzardous too your health this is. And y'all rinse it down our water system. Typical Laziness
hazardous* to* Not laziness, it's actually the opposite and there's a reason water filters exist. 🤷🏾♀️
@@9TAE8wild animals, fish, microorganisms, and wild plantlife don't have water filters. Typical human- only thinking of themselves. SMH
This product sucks from Adams lol I’m sorry
Does not work, don't buy or waste your money.
adhere ?! to the Red Barn? JK thankyoyu for the vid
Thought the car needed to be dry when applying ???
Is this iron remover safe for coatings?
I used Meguiars Detailer Pro Iron Removal Spray and they say theirs is safe on all car surfaces, glass, plastic, vinyls and coated or painted finishes. It is PH neutral so it is safe to the touch but to always wear gloves when applying chemicals. On Adams site it states their product is PH nuetral and safe on clear coat and single stage paint.