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But can it be used on paint to de ironize paint?

Does anyone have a good alternative that is less costly to Iron-X? I generally run chemical guys products and they currently offer no such product in the US.

What worries me is the getting things trapped under it. Do people have much trouble with that? I have a dust free, stagnant air shop, but something is BOUND to settle on the car during curing.

ok, this clears a lot of the confusion up. Especially mikes words. Thank you all! I just love the look and feel and process of a quality white carnauba. Is the coating much more difficult to apply? I used Chemical Guys SS6 coating and it was....REALLLLLYYYY easy to use.

oooooook. You've all got my attention. Im a pure carnauba fan boy. I love the way it goes on, smells, looks, everything. But I have customers asking about opti-coat. My problem is I do not like the idea of something permanent. Is it REALLY that permanent? I'm sure you can polish it off...

I was upset that there where odd chips in the jam that looked like dirt.

Haha, 3 8ft double fixtures, some uni strut, a board, and some casters. Mount a light switch and outlet to plug your tools into, and boom.

Chemical Guys SS6. Its an incredible product and alternative to other coatings (and TCG send it to me for free)

Its insane man.

A ZR-1 stopped by for a quick wash, no detail. A 2014 Stingray was in for a full detail no correction. Full detail and coating!

My shop has VERY high ceilings and the lighting is less than ideal. I constructed this fixture to roll around the shop and it provides more than ample light to detail by. Tanning bed level light! 6 8' Bulbs, 3 fixtures, a receptacle and switch, casters, and some unistrut!

haha....ill be playing :)

Got the lambo detailed, glazed and coated. No correction was wanted (or needed surprisingly) by the owner.

The door jams were blasphemous!

Got the lambo shampooed and clayed. Got it cleaned and pulled into the shop Here are some Before and after's The Wheels

My shop is located in Houston, Texas. The car scene here is nothing short of amazing. Being in the car scene with my Z06 and Camaro keeps me supplied with a great customer base of car enthusiasts. Saturday morning there was a Coffee & Cars meet, and I put out an invite on my social media and...

I did not find the paint to be overly hard at all. Nothing compared to my vette

...haha...you should have seen the firewall/underhood.

This was the project I am referring to http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/70435-2002-35th-camaro-ss-corrected.html#post949060