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- Wash and rinse the car, then towel off most of the water.
- Shake well.
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CarPro IronX is an acid-free iron fallout remover with a pH-balanced (pH 7) formula. It breaks down ferrous contamination from brakes, rail travel and construction by forming a water-soluble complex with the iron, so it rinses away and cleans deeper than washing or claying alone. This is the cherry-scented version.
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Iron fallout from brakes and rail dust bakes into paint and wheels, where it can rust and roughen the surface. IronX dissolves it chemically, which is why CarPro says it cleans deeper than washing or claying alone.
Use it as part of the prep before polishing or coating, and as maintenance on a coated car: CarPro US says it will not affect CarPro sealants or CQUARTZ coatings, and suggests about twice a year.
CarPro US explains why the low viscosity matters: too thick and the thickeners slow the reaction with iron, too thin and the reaction is too short, leaving iron behind.
Caution: Do not use on anodised surfaces, unknown aftermarket finishes or low-cost acrylic paint. Take care near calipers with low-quality paint.
Top Tip: Work in the shade and do not let IronX dry on the surface in direct sun.
Wash the surface first, spray it on and wait 3 to 5 minutes while the contamination turns purple-red. Rub in with a damp soft sponge and rinse well.
The colour change is the reaction with iron: IronX forms a water-soluble complex with the iron particles so they can be rinsed away.
Yes. CarPro US says it will not affect CarPro sealants or CQUARTZ coatings and is designed for use on coatings.
Yes. CarPro says it can be used on paint, plastic, chrome, glass and alloy wheels. CarPro US says not to use it on anodised surfaces.
No. CarPro US says it reacts only with iron. For iron and tar in one step, CarPro makes TriX.
Both are CarPro IronX iron removers. This is the cherry-scented IronX. IronX LS is the lemon-scented version.
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