Correct usage of Iron-X

[Superman]

Nicely done Matt!

[Debo]

Woman driver?

Was a bloke actually.. just a naff driver. It's a BMW afterall....

Trip to your local scrappy with some Iron X and a camera?

Do I look like the kind of bloke who goes down the scrappy with a bottle of Iron-X and starts spraying it on stuff?!


PS - this stuff really is the most unpleasant smelling product you'll ever use. Most car cleaning products smell fantastic, but this stuff is god awful..

[GTT_Raider]

Do I look like the kind of bloke who goes down the scrappy with a bottle of Iron-X and starts spraying it on stuff?!

I need a picture to answer your question

[seaneyb]

Matt, wouldn't a good old claying down session on the car remove all contaminants from the bodywork anyway?

Looks like a sweet job on the wheels though.

[Debo]

Aggressive clay can be used to similar effect, however, this usually brings about it's own set of problems - mainly marring of the paint. Fine if you're machine polishing afterwards, but far from ideal if you're looking for a "quick fix" or general tidy up without going to the extent of machining. Gentle clay just takes the head off the iron filing, it still remains under the surface and can still be seen - so Iron-X, is IMO, a must have accessory for completely decontaminating the paintwork.

HTH.

[CaL]

Any better pictures (or ones with obvious red circles) showing more iron on paint work?

I can't really picture it at all?

[Debo]

Any better?

[MasterAuron]

On a Saph Cossie:

[CaL]

Ahhh ok, get it!

Cheers lads.

[Debo]

The manufacturers web page should help explain it to you Cal;

http://cquartz.com/index.php?option=...n-cut&catid=37


Another example on a wheel;