Iron Fallout Remover

Iron remover that melts away brake dust and fallout on contact.

  • Visibly reacts, turning purple, as it dissolves embedded metals
  • pH neutral so it's safe on paint, wheels, and coatings
  • Clings longer for a deeper, more complete clean
  • Less stinky, but fortunately still smells like egg farts

$17.95

Size: 16oz
16oz
Gallon
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Iron remover break dust cleaner

What Is It

Liquid melting metal is so... metal

Iron is a highly reactive, pH-neutral decontamination spray that targets what washing can’t. Embedded iron, brake dust, and industrial fallout bond to your paint and wheels over time, dulling gloss and slowly corroding the surface. Iron breaks that bond instantly, turning red as it dissolves contamination you didn’t even know was there.

It’s safe to use on paint, wheels, and coatings, and thick enough to cling while the reaction works. Use it before polishing or applying a sealant or ceramic coating for the cleanest possible foundation.

We could’ve been cool and tried covering up the smell with a fragrance, but just like unloading a full can of air freshener after destroying that poor toilet, everyone can tell it still smells like doodoo.

How to use it

Lifting iron without breaking a sweat

  1. Spray evenly on a cool, wet surface.
  2. Let dwell 3–5 minutes.
  3. Agitate with a mitt or brush if needed.
  4. Rinse thoroughly with pressurized water.

NOTE: Don’t let dry, and avoid anodized or delicate wheel faces.

Iron remover for wheels and paint
Dont dilute spray sealant v4

How to dilute it

Balanced to melt, not mix.

No dilution needed. Iron is pre-balanced for the ideal reactivity and dwell time. Using it full strength delivers the fastest color change and deepest decontamination.

Iron Fallout Remover

Iron Fallout Remover

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe on ceramic coatings and clear coat?

Why does it turn purple (and smell terrible)?

Can I use it on wheels and all finishes?

How often should I use it?

 Do I use it before or after washing?

What happens if it dries on the surface?

Will it remove brake dust too?

Can I use it on glass or trim?

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