IronX used like DIY detail iron remover?

Texchappy

Texchappy

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Can you use IronX like Yvan shows using their iron remover? That is using one spray on the clay towel and one spray on a panel per panel.
 
You can.....if that is your goal to do an iron decon/clay......saves time
 
Brrr said:
Are you planning on polishing? I don't think that would give enough lubrication to prevent marring.
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That’s what I was worried about. He makes a big deal about the surfactants and lubricants in the DIY version.
 
Brrr said:
I've never tried it with either. I usually just wash normal then clay towel right behind the wash mitt. Give it a try and let us know how it does!
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Didn’t pick up any DIY because I have a lot of IronX sitting around. Probably won’t risk it. Paint on the Bronco appears very good so I’ll avoid correction if I can.
 
Texchappy said:
Didn’t pick up any DIY because I have a lot of IronX sitting around. Probably won’t risk it. Paint on the Bronco appears very good so I’ll avoid correction if I can.
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I would think with CarPro having their own clay lube I wouldn’t. You could iron remove, snow foam then clay, then rinse.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
I would think with CarPro having their own clay lube I wouldn’t. You could iron remove, snow foam then clay, then rinse.


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I’ll probably do a test spot to see if it’s even necessary. I usually don’t get much reaction at all to iron removers here. I’m pretty sure I’m not going to attempt what I asked about. I’ll probably try to use up a spray bottle of Dodo Juice clay lube I have (and have had for a long while) with my clay towel.
 
Perhaps a dumb idea but could you add some IronX to a clay lube or vice versa?
 
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