Iron X - Worth it?

[Santaslonecruzer]

brilliant product...nuff said..

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[Simmy91]

Works Well 

[Gman30]

Iron X in action.

[Another Fluffer]

In a word yes, great product

[northyracing]

Never used this stuff do you just spray all over the car then was it off sorry to sound a t**t lol

[Chris92]

Never used this stuff do you just spray all over the car then was it off sorry to sound a t**t lol

Use it once you have washed and rinsed car (don't dry car) then spray iron x all over the car give it a few mins but don't let it dry then just give it a really good rinse off. That's it as far as iron x is concerned.

[Santaslonecruzer]

Use it once you have washed and rinsed car (don't dry car) then spray iron x all over the car give it a few mins but don't let it dry then just give it a really good rinse off. That's it as far as iron x is concerned.
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WHEELS: Clean and fully dry wheels before adding iron-x, wash off before it dries.
CAR: Clean and pat dry (best way to stop adding swirl marks) and then add iron-x, wash off before it dries.

Key things: DO NOT allow iron-x to dry. Putting it on a dry car and wheels means that it will not dilute further. Also, if you add it to a wet car/wheels, more of the product runs off before it's able to react and do it's job.

Hope this helps.

[northyracing]

Would it be ok to say wash the car then give it a blast up the road to get the majority of the water off then spray it on

[Chris92]

Use it once you have washed and rinsed car (don't dry car) then spray iron x all over the car give it a few mins but don't let it dry then just give it a really good rinse off. That's it as far as iron x is concerned.

WHEELS: Clean and fully dry wheels before adding iron-x, wash off before it dries.
CAR: Clean and pat dry (best way to stop adding swirl marks) and then add iron-x, wash off before it dries.

Key things: DO NOT allow iron-x to dry. Putting it on a dry car and wheels means that it will not dilute further. Also, if you add it to a wet car/wheels, more of the product runs off before it's able to react and do it's job.

Hope this helps.
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Sure helps me matey, so it doesn't need to be bone dry just a quick pat dry around the car will be enough before spraying iron x? I've only used it the once and only on the paint not the wheels, this stuff pretty new to me.

[Santaslonecruzer]

As long as majority of water is removed, that's ok. Wheels (where majority of iron will be) need to be dry so that the product will work at its maximum (undiluted and clings to the wheels surface).

[will88]

Might have to get some to try.. Where do you guys tend to purchase all your detailing needs.

[Santaslonecruzer]

I generally get my kit from i4detailing or cleanyourcar.

Get yourself over to detailingworld too, but trust me, it WILL get expensive ;0)

[xjay1337]

 Be very careful what you read on Detailing World. Most people on there will lead you down the path of brand snobbery or pointless procedures.

[heavyd]

Car chem revolt is also an excellent product. They often put deals on where you can pick up some bargains. They produce all their own stuff aswell

[mw-wax]

Ace stuff I use it all the time on a Detail dont smell good though.