Nanoskin IRON FREE Paint, Wheel and Glass Decontamination Fall Out Remover 1 Gallon - Removes Iron Particles in Car Paint, Motorcycle, RV & Boat | Use before Clay, Wax or Car Wash for Car Detailing

The media could not be loaded.  I've used Adam's and Carpro iron removers to compare this to and I have no complaints. I used this on a 2022 Rav4 with great results very recently. Also did great on a Mazda 3 and Silverado. I've also used this on rims and saw it work well. Some people mentioned the smell to be less than desirable but it's very tolerable IMO. Certainly worth what you for by the gallon least. I'll continue to use this product and would certainly recommend it. Good day and happy detailing!!!

Awesome stuff, works very well !

Well water from sprinklers sprayed my car and it got burnt on from the sun the same day. This stuff got all the sun spots off completely and easily. But the sprayer it comes with leaks bad. Half the spray went on the ground from pouring out while spraying. Recommend using a different sprayer to not waste half your bottle.

I see a lot of people complaining about the sprayer, I got my sprayer and I don’t like it . It’s a piece of junk that drips . I put mine in a $.99 chemical sprayer from Home Depot which works 100 times better than any automobile detail sprayer. Do yourself a favor and buy 10 of these chemical sprayers for your preferred products. The product It’s itself worked fine. I have a white Acura and it was easy to see the purple reaction. The purple is not really what is causing the rust to break down. The oxalic acid is the ingredient which disintegrates the rust . It’s also what smells horrendous. With that being said it seem to do a good job on my clearcoat and wheels. I used this to prepare my clearcoat for clay bar. I went through a thorough decontamination process before adding a ceramic coat.After using this and then a Claybar my drying waffle towel did not snag on anything. I would buy it again

One of the better priced iron removers on the market. It works well but I feel like how it's marketed as a thick gel is misleading. It's just slightly thicker than most iron decon sprays with just a bit more cling. I think it takes longer to get to work than say Adams or carpro but it's not bad. Smells bad like all iron decon sprays but my biggest issue is the leaky sprayer. The solution pretty much began to drip out of the trigger half way through the bottle. If you buy this put it in your own sprayer.

works well dont smell as bad as i thought it would

This product works great at 100% strength and it also works great at a 50/50 ratio. I use it in my detailing business to remove brake dust from my customer's wheels. I would definitely recommend this product.

The product leaked during shipment. I should of returned it but decided to keep it. First time using it took a long time to work. The direction said leave it for 2-3 mins but it took about double the time for the chemical to react and dissolved the iron. After rinsing and drying the car there were two stains on my paint even though it was not used in direct sunlight.Second time using it the sprayer was leaking while spraying. It was a waste of product and the spray nozzle sucks. This time I washed in direct sunlight and it seems like it dry immediately when it touch the paint. It washed off during the rinse step. However, there were white stains on my plastic door handles and headlight. I wouldn’t buy again. One bottle isn’t enough to cover a 2018 Honda Civic coupe and a 2004 Subaru Outback.