NanoskinIRON FREE Paint, Wheel and Glass Decontamination Fall Out Remover 5 Gallons - Removes Iron Particles in Car Paint, Motorcycle, RV & Boat | Use before Clay, Wax or Car Wash for Car Detailing, Yellow

Easy to use and very effective. I sprayed it on my newly acquired 2007 IS250, let it set for a minute or two and then finished with a clay bar.It thoroughly loosened the contaniments in my paint. When I rinsed the car I could already see the difference! The paint was now super smooth and ready for polishing!

I use Iron Free on a lot of vintage electronic equipment and hardware from cars and electronics. The attached photos show a good example of cleaning as it's in progress.In this case, I'm dealing with a circuit board with flood damage. All of the potentiometers looked like the rusty one on the inside. After giving them a soak in Iron Free with gentle agitation they came out with the majority of that rust removed. This is still in progress, so I don't have a final picture to show yet, but my past results indicate these are going to turn out great.I also use it on painted metal cases where the paint has chipped and the case is rusty. It's worked great on restoring IBM 5150s with spotty surface rust, vintage synthesizers, and the like.Hardware, like screws and nuts, also usually come back after using Iron Free. It's never damaged any paint or blue oxide, and often the hardware will come out looking almost new.If you work on electronics then I strongly recommend having a bottle of this handy for any rust you have to deal with.

First the delivery - First bottle came in 1/2 empty with a wet box. No fault of the reseller IMO. It was packaged well. Tight cap and in a ziplock pouch. Asked for a replacement, AMZN issued a replacement at no cost to me and quick next day delivery. 2nd bottle also came in leaking but this time only a quarter way down. I didnt make any complaints the second time b/c it was enough for my application and since it was my first time on a relatively small car i just let it slide. Thats thatApplication - was easy. Spray bottle can use a revamp and would be nice if product came out of the spray a little more distributed. Otherwise its ok youll have to use you arm so you spread out the product better. Try not to be so direct in how you apply it move it around while you spray.Product works well. I would def repurchase this again considering how much lower it is in cost compared to its competitors (especially the common one everyone always talks about). This is coming from a professional detailer.Yes, the smell is bad on all of them across the board. Youll be fine in a well ventilated area though. GLTA

Used Iron Free for the first time last week for my annual major detail project. I completely agree with the numerous five star reviews of the product for iron removal prior to claying. What I want to mention is the additional benefit as a prep for paste waxing.After iron removal and claying, I rewashed the car and commenced the paste wax. I found that the iron remover had likewise removed the layers of spray wax applied after every wash. My clear coat was therefore extremely thirsty and took the paste with with a different feel than feel than before. I am convinced that this additional step of the iron remover not only does half the work of claying, but also improves clear coat for the reception of paste wax.I am very pleased, and glad that I popped for the gallon. Put this in a quality spray bottle and you will have none of the complaints made by sub-five star reviewers.

This product left my wheels a lot brighter than a normal wheel cleaner. The main issue is the spray bottle: it would only spray 3 or 4 times before becoming jammed. To cover my wheels entirely I had to use the chemical with a different bottle.

The only problem was the bottle leaked while I clicked to spray out the produt so it ended up using 2/3 to 3/4 of the bottle for a VW Tiguan.

This stuff is the real deal. What a great job it does melting away the brake dust... even the stubborn stuff melts away and doesnt damage the surface of my alloy wheels. Make your life easier and get a bottle or two of this stuff. It's worth it & your wheels will never be cleaner than when you use this product. A+++++

This product does certainly work in reacting with iron. I had a lot of caked on brake dust on my wheels that was impossible to remove with wheel+tire cleaner and agitation. Even when I scrubbed directly on it with a brush or microfiber, it would not budge. This was maybe years worth of brake dust accumulation. Visually, it basically a maybe 0.5in by 0.5in black shapes in various areas around my wheel. I sprayed the iron remover and immediately used my brush to start agitating (if I had let the product sit it would just drip down). The embedded brake dust started to get cleaned off as I agitated it. Does this product work as well as the more expensive iron removers? I'm not sure. But does this product work in getting rid of iron? It definitely does.