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CARPRO IronX Iron Remover: Stops Rust Spots and Pre-Mature Failure of The Clear Coat, Iron Contaminant Removal - 500mL with Sprayer (17oz)

CARPRO IronX Iron Remover: Stops Rust Spots and Pre-Mature Failure of The Clear Coat, Iron Contaminant Removal - 500mL with Sprayer (17oz)

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HIGHLY EFFECTIVE: Highly effective, acid-free and pH balanced, IronX stops rust spots and premature failure of the clear coat by making short work of iron contaminant removal across the entire vehicle! PROTECT AND DECONTAMINATE: avoid rust and premature paint failure caused by iron deposits. Neutralizes the reactions that cause rust and paint failure from hot brake dust and other airborne chemical compounds containing iron. SAFE FOR ALL SURFACE: Safely breaks down ferrous metallic contamination on any type of wheel types, gloss paint, clear coat finishes, polished metal, chrome, and glass PREFERRED AND USED BY PROFESSIONALS: Advance formula to protect and prolong coating/painting. The CARPRO IronX is widely used by professionals and car enthusiasts around the world PRODUCTION DATE: The date on the bottle is the PRODUCTION DATE ("Pr" or "PD") written in Day/Month/Yr format (ex. 01/10/2021 is October 01, 2021)

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  1. StevzPassport2Adventure

    Lunar Silver Paint issue

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      I believe you have iron particulate in the paint. Brakes can put particles in the air and, then onto the car, or by just parking the car outdoors industrial fallout can contaminate the paint. The particulate embeds in the paint and clay bars are not too effective for complete removal. I use a product called Iron-X. It quickly removes all particles of iron from the paint, as well as industrial fallout. Professional detailers use this before they clay the car. Here’s a link: https://www.amazon.com/Carpro-Iron-Remover-500-Sprayer/dp/B004UM6DLE
       
    2. StevzPassport2Adventure

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      New-Sheriff said:
      I believe you have iron particulate in the paint. Brakes can put particles in the air and, then onto the car, or by just parking the car outdoors industrial fallout can contaminate the paint. The particulate embeds in the paint and clay bars are not too effective for complete removal. I use a product called Iron-X. It quickly removes all particles of iron from the paint, as well as industrial fallout. Professional detailers use this before they clay the car. Here’s a link: https://www.amazon.com/Carpro-Iron-Remover-500-Sprayer/dp/B004UM6DLE
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      great, thanks for the tip
       
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