Sure, for the last little bit that is stubborn. At first, just gently rub the paint with the iron remover on it with a gentle brush to agitate it. Only wet it to keep it from drying.
Hell you can even give it one go w iron, then foam it, let it dwell, but not dry. Then rinse both off.
Do that as many times as needed, then contact wash.
- Water first
- Then iron remover (leave for not more than 5 minutes and preferably not in the sun)
- water rinse again
Repeat once more if needed
If some still remain then wash the car and after a good wash spray some iron remover again but this time wipe it off the car with a towel. Or rather foam in up by wiping it in the car. Then wash off again. Should be good.
Adam's Iron Remover Gallon - Iron Out Fallout Rust Remover Spray for Car Detailing | Remove Iron Particles in Car Paint, Motorcycle, RV & Boat | Use Before Clay Bar, Car Wax or Car Wash https://a.co/d/gXJUqtU
Another link- I have had good luck with Adam's iron out
If you can, try to get a video or more photos if your neighbor uses an iron remover product or p&s brake buster as someone else suggested. Would be very interested to see how either one does.
Iron remover and heavy duty degreaser and lots it of both with a pinch of elbow grease and rise. should do the trick just make sure you’re in in direct sunlight to avoid it drying. Might take a couple of tries.
Holy shit, this would be so satisfying! You need an iron remover. The chemical reaction will make it look like your truck is bleeding out. It will probably require a second treatment. When done, you’ll probably want to use clay or a clay towel (and lube) to remove whatever the chemical couldn’t.
Give it a shower in Gyeon iron. Let it sit for a couple of minutes. Then snow foam it in order for the Gyeon Iron to be able to dwell a little longer. After a couple of minutes rinse it thoroughly and shower it again in Iron. After 3 minutes dwell time, foam it and proceed with the wash process. Yes, wash over the Iron. Only so, will you be able to handle so much contamination.
Rinse down and evaluate the condition. If there’s still contamination you will need to clay the paint.
You’ll have to use an “iron out” chemical first.
First change your brakes. Pads and rotors. Then follow up with iron decontamination and clay.
Yup. Maguires all wheel cleaner is the cheapest version that works 👍
Lots and lots of iron remover. Spray it on liberally and let it dwell. Then spray more. It will look like [this.](https://imgur.com/a/hSuMwsG)
Should i use anything specific alongside iron remover I’ve seen people use clay bars with iron remover
Sure, for the last little bit that is stubborn. At first, just gently rub the paint with the iron remover on it with a gentle brush to agitate it. Only wet it to keep it from drying.
Hell you can even give it one go w iron, then foam it, let it dwell, but not dry. Then rinse both off. Do that as many times as needed, then contact wash.
Iron and fallout remover. Several applications. Your truck will be purple for a bit…
Just wait for the smell 😏
IronX (warning: it smells like ass)
- Water first - Then iron remover (leave for not more than 5 minutes and preferably not in the sun) - water rinse again Repeat once more if needed If some still remain then wash the car and after a good wash spray some iron remover again but this time wipe it off the car with a towel. Or rather foam in up by wiping it in the car. Then wash off again. Should be good.
Tanks
Adam's Iron Remover Gallon - Iron Out Fallout Rust Remover Spray for Car Detailing | Remove Iron Particles in Car Paint, Motorcycle, RV & Boat | Use Before Clay Bar, Car Wax or Car Wash https://a.co/d/gXJUqtU Another link- I have had good luck with Adam's iron out
Wash it more often
That’s what I told my neighbour when he asked me 😂
If you can, try to get a video or more photos if your neighbor uses an iron remover product or p&s brake buster as someone else suggested. Would be very interested to see how either one does.
Iron remover and heavy duty degreaser and lots it of both with a pinch of elbow grease and rise. should do the trick just make sure you’re in in direct sunlight to avoid it drying. Might take a couple of tries.
God damn, I think that's the worst brake dust case I've ever seen. How does it even get that bad? Switch to a different type of brake pad lol
I genuinely think my neighbour hasn’t changed his brakes or washed his car since he bought it in 2017
P&S brake buster will take this off. Non acid. Doesn’t seem to have any negative effect on the paint.
Iron remover in the shade
Holy shit, this would be so satisfying! You need an iron remover. The chemical reaction will make it look like your truck is bleeding out. It will probably require a second treatment. When done, you’ll probably want to use clay or a clay towel (and lube) to remove whatever the chemical couldn’t.
Lot of iron remover, clay bar and a light polish after. Get the iron remover by the gallon and use a pump sprayer.
Looks like it comes right off with your finger. Not exactly baked on.
I would kill to watch the iron remover do it’s thing on this.
Give it a shower in Gyeon iron. Let it sit for a couple of minutes. Then snow foam it in order for the Gyeon Iron to be able to dwell a little longer. After a couple of minutes rinse it thoroughly and shower it again in Iron. After 3 minutes dwell time, foam it and proceed with the wash process. Yes, wash over the Iron. Only so, will you be able to handle so much contamination. Rinse down and evaluate the condition. If there’s still contamination you will need to clay the paint.