What does an iron remover actually do?

It dissolves the tiny metal particles that embed in your paint and wheels from brake dust and rail dust. The product turns purple as it reacts, showing you the contamination lifting out.

Why does it turn purple?

The colour change is the chemical reacting with iron particles. More purple means more fallout was sitting in your paint. It is a decontamination step, not a stain, and it rinses clean.

Is it safe on paint and wheels?

Yes, when used as directed on cool surfaces out of the sun. Spray, let it dwell and change colour, agitate if needed, then rinse thoroughly. Do not let it dry on the surface. Never use it on cars with carbon ceramic brakes.

Iron & Fallout Removers

Dissolves the contamination you can't wash off. Iron removers break down brake dust and industrial fallout embedded in paint and wheels, lifting it away without scrubbing.

It dissolves the tiny metal particles that embed in your paint and wheels from brake dust and rail dust. The product turns purple as it reacts, showing you the contamination lifting out.
The colour change is the chemical reacting with iron particles. More purple means more fallout was sitting in your paint. It is a decontamination step, not a stain, and it rinses clean.
Yes, when used as directed on cool surfaces out of the sun. Spray, let it dwell and change colour, agitate if needed, then rinse thoroughly. Do not let it dry on the surface. Never use it on cars with carbon ceramic brakes.

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