Claying question and iron remover

[noorth]

Thank you, that small bit of appreciation makes it worthwhile. Lol.



What dog do I have in this fight? Explain that.

I think 2black1s summed up my thoughts. I think it can help and its optional.

But that #### stinks! Believe me i wished it didn't work/help.

I actually said to my father when i shown him how the iron was dissolving from the iron remover, that "it looks like i never wasted my money afterall".

So...maybe i have a dog in the fight. I don't like to get ripped off.

 

[noorth]

Nice test, Ric.

To be 100% honest, I have found using iron remover on my paint is just a waste of time. (Results-wise). I have never gotten that "reaction" color change.

Wheels however?? Big time.

I've found it a waste of time as well until it proven its worth to me in this particular situation but i still didn't need it, it just helped a lot in this case.

 

[Prange]

Valugard A-B-C is an alternative.

 

[ParkerRiverRat]

Try using the iron remover as your clay lube worked great for my truck

 

[2black1s]

Try using the iron remover as your clay lube worked great for my truck

I'm no safety nut... But between the smell and chemical exposure to my hands, I think I'll pass.

 

[luckydawg]

Keep the iron remover for the wheels & skip it on the paint

 

[dcjredline]

I'm no safety nut... But between the smell and chemical exposure to my hands, I think I'll pass.

You could wear a respirator and you should already be wearing gloves right? We work with a lot of chemicals.