Thank you Brian! It's always extremely nice of you to show how a Iron remover actually works! That nasty looking Benz! Is going to look like Brand New after you get done with it! Thanks again for another great video!
Thank you for explaining why it's important to use an iron remover before claying. I plan to clay my car soon and wasn't going to use an iron remover. I will now! I would have marred my paint otherwise.
This was a smart move for Meguiar's. I believe they are the only iron remover available on store shelves which is explicitly paint-safe. Eagle one had the plastidip stuff, and Megs had their Ultimate Wheel Cleaner - but I truly see this product becoming very popular. I will definitely get myself a bottle next time I see one. I am not so sure they were as precise and perfect in their choice of the other RTU products.. they are easily replaceable by other products on the same shelves in stores. The Citrus Power Cleaner may be useful, but probably not as unique as the paint-safe iron remover (and by unique I mean available in stores like autozone/pep boys). It definitely looks like it sprays much better than the Griots Iron Remover - which as much as I am a Griots fanboy absolutely sucks to spray onto the car.
For the most part, a very good video Brian & you clearly have an understanding of fallout removers which, no offence but most Americans have no clue about how they work or how they should be used. My only criticism of the video would be the unfair review of the product on the wheels. You obviously know fallout removers should be used on clean surfaces to allow the product full access to the embedded particles on the paint, leaving dirt/muck on there only hampers it's effectiveness. That's why you cleaned the car body right? The same philosophy applies to wheels, they are a painted surface after all. I don't think it was fair to conclude it hasn't been 100% effective on the wheels when the product was used with a barrier of dirt/brake dust in the way. That's why the Gyeon iron out was still showing quite a bit of purple after the wheels had been cleaned using the megs liquid clay & wheel cleaner. In summary, apply the same method you have for the car body to the wheels so clean them with a standard wheel cleaner, dry then hit them with the iron fallout, you'll get much better results 👍
Gotta get those new meguiars ceramic microfiber iron clay polisher wax drying towel compound wash mits dude. No this isn't a keyword generated product. 😉
I just spent $95 at orielys when I went in just to get glass cleaner and rinseless wash for winter.I got the 3 pack clay bar because my orielys by me doesn’t sell the one pack.I also bought spay way glass cleaner,turtle wax bug and tar,and axe air fresheners.I had no idea it would be that much.I have the money but it hurt buying it all
For me, I do a pre-wash, rinse, dry, spray with CarPro Iron X, rinse and re-wash with Iron X soap from CarPro and do a clay when needed. But I think when my bottles will be empty, try the Fireball product.
I have a Honda element that has large unpainted plastic panels. I'm concerned using an iron remover will discolor the panels. Any recommendations for that situation?
I really debate myself between clay bar first or after iron remover. When the car has never been clay bar’d (7/10 cars I see) I feel like the iron shards are hiding behind the thick syrup that is bonded contaminant. Adversely like you mention I don’t want clay bar to shear metal and pick it up and mar the paint unwittingly as I continue to clay. Even on 2020 silverados, the clay bars are filthy. On new paint!!
Those wheels were really throwing a lot of brake dust, typical for the MB. But the D2002 did show the impact on the entire car, thanks for using a white car!
Nice to hear that you bought some product from Carzilla. I buy all my detailing products from him. Chris is a great guy to deal with and he knows his stuff.
I have professionally detailed cars for many years. These products work great. But for Mercedes and Volvos and Audi's you need acid like Ardex Buster, made specifically for those cars. Extreme Wheel Acid also very good. Great videos Brian.
Ok you say you are avoiding the “trim” and “glass” but not sure what trim you were avoiding but you sprayed the chrome handles and emblems. I used this on my F-150 and it dripped onto my chrome running boards (step) and etched them pretty good and I was in shade. Now I’m scared to use this product on my other vehicles because it’s hard to avoid getting it on the chrome..
great vid brian...I too would pass on this...the megs ult wheel cleaner does a good job for less than half the price...I haven't used beasleys total decon yet....but it is supposed to remove almost all contaminants and lessen the need for claying...Jason(chi auto pros and luke Wilson - Wilson detailing) used it in a video...Jason liked it so much he began carrying it in his car supplies warehouse business....once warm weather is here t stay I plan on using the megs then follow up with the total decon to strip panels....then the f4 will go on be safe and well my friend
I’ve used it. Agree not as strong as Iron X or Dodo Juice Ferrous Dueller Iron Remover. But, it’s available locally at Advanced Auto and other parts stores and it’s inexpensive. So I would use it again. It is really skinny when you agitate with clay or wash mitt. Agreed
I was in a rush so I had to buy this from Autozone thinking it was Meguiars version of IRON X from CarPro, Wish I would've watched this video or known this info before buying it. Great info thanks
What is the best chemical decon in everyone's opinion? I've tried this but it's no better than several cheaper iron removers I've used. I'm looking for the best and keep spending money trying to find it. Thx 🍻
Thanks for the video! Does all that crap leaves spots on the ground by any chance? Once I used a wheel cleaner and it dropped on my driveway and left marks and never came off until I had a company come and clean it.
Why not apply a second app on the car since it was required on the wheels? Or use the other product instead? If you still feel some contaminants, why wouldn't you versus dragging a wash mitt over them?
Does the smell still linger after you rinse it off?Should I do this at a coin car wash so my neighbors don't have to smell it and when I get home strip wash it and claybar it?
Hey Brian! You should try Optimum Ferrex with their clay towel or clay mitt. The great advantage of that combination is that you can do chemical AND physical decon in one step, since Ferrex can be used as a clay lube for the towel or mitt. You use a lot less product (only 2 sprays per panel and about 4 on the hood) as well as saving time, so moneywise this is unbeatable. A video of you in action about this could be real nice by the way! ;-)
@@MoiFidodido1966 Good question! I had wrote a bit more, but went back and took it out. Brain is worn out. Couldn't think of something more....productive(?) to say. Only tried that twice. It does save a ton of iron remover, for sure. Time? I saved maybe half hour. So yeah, it saves time over my other process. :)
Hello I think you missed the point of the 2002. It was not intended to be used as a clay lube. It is to be sprayed on, wait 2-3 minutes, agitated with microfiber then rinsed off.
Hi we’re you still going to do the themed details like with Walmart products or was there not really enough interest in those videos? Thanks love the videos Also do you use gloss works for maintenance washes ?
That's interesting. Well I dont work on cars much. I'm a yacht detailer and this job is an old 1995 Viking. It's old and abused and the gel coat was very thirsty. I put Collinite 885 " fleetwax" on it already. That's my go to for thirsty gel. It doesn't beadup like the S&S. Thanks for your input. The Vet is coming along nice. Well done sir
I just bought a new (used) equinox, and after getting it home, I noticed something awful. Someone had left a box-cutter blade on top of the roof and it looks like it sat there and rusted. The blade was gone, but the outline and stain was so severe it looked like the blade was still sitting there. I used this D002 - it took 2 rounds and some elbow grease, but it did get the entire stain off, leaving the paint unharmed.
I gave this stuff a try not long ago, and went ahead and used it as my clay lube with a synthetic clay puck. Id did pretty well from what I could tell but I wasn't sure at the time if that was the intention of the product. It claimed the sythetic clay can get sticky, but i didn't notice that with mine. Overall its not bad, you get more fl oz for the money with this one but its not as strong as other brands like ironx
hey brian please answer this question for me is glide worth buying for clay lube i am currently using onr in 32 oz bottle with half oz onr diluted with distilled water do you think glide will provide more lubrication then onr thanks for your time and skills
So my brake pad failed on my truck and had to drive it till I got it home! Because there was no pad it was bare metal now I have rust spots on that side of my truck which truck is white in color and the brown rust spots are rigged on the paint looks terrible can anyone help with ideas really wanna fix this thanks !!!
Meguiar's D2002 Iron Remover Test. Did you try a second application of Meguiar's to see if it too found more iron? Did you try the other brand first and then hit that with Meguiar's? It would eliminate a few variables in your test. I found you while looking for Meguire's but will be watching a lot more of your videos.
Thanks for another great learning video for iron removal. I would like to what is your go to product for this. I would also like to know if it is better to rinse each panel when claying, versus drying it with a microfiber towel.
I was told by a Meguairs rep at the Workd of Wheels that this isn’t meant for use with a clay bar. Glad I didn’t buy it though after seeing your review. You need to try Iron Blaster from Malco! It’s the best I have tried. It’s $20 for 22 Oz. It’s very strong and smells worse then any other one I have tried but is far superior then the rest also. Just use outside! :) Would love your opinion on it.
Cody Boss That’s good to know. The lady I asked strictly said no but I kind of had a feeling she wasn’t sure and No was the safest answer! Haha Thanks for the Info
@@apexdetail85 This is late but I have a feeling that you're supposed to spray and rinse it off first than spray again to use with a clay bar. First to loosen and remove contaminates and second with the clay bar to pick up what is left on the surface.
Thank you, Brian. Another good video. For a DIY guy who's not charging or trying to do a business, and who's basically just hooking up his friends on their 15 year old Mazda (or whatever), there is a difference between "best", "good enough", "bad". The question is, could I one step the iron removal and claying on an old car for free that is only going to look so-so anyway, or is that actually "bad", will I hurt the car? Thoughts?
Would be nice to see you rate say your top iron removers from best to lesser effectiveness. Ho doe Car Pro Iron X compare with all ones you worked with ? Another great video Brian. Love your white board explanation.
great comparison and product review good friend. work as well as megs all wheel cleaner or eagle one plastic black wheel cleaner?hope u and family are safe and doing well...🍻🍻
Can you tell me what I need to use to detail my own car? Just basics. I’m just starting out! Thanks in advance. I love your videos. Wish you were in Texas:)
Accidentally let this dry and stick to my paint, left a haze behind after wash and dry. Meguiars customer support said I need to use their compound to remove it. Any other options/advice?
Your tests are very impressive and appreciative. I no longer find myself spending money on useless products. Thanks again.
Mr. Cee agreed! Thanks Brian!!!
Man, I've been really enjoying your content. You don't seem to BS or buy into hype. Keep it up!
Thank you Brian! It's always extremely nice of you to show how a Iron remover actually works! That nasty looking Benz! Is going to look like Brand New after you get done with it! Thanks again for another great video!
Looking forward to the Fireball reviews!
James Biedlar me too!
Thank you for explaining why it's important to use an iron remover before claying. I plan to clay my car soon and wasn't going to use an iron remover. I will now! I would have marred my paint otherwise.
This was a smart move for Meguiar's. I believe they are the only iron remover available on store shelves which is explicitly paint-safe.
Eagle one had the plastidip stuff, and Megs had their Ultimate Wheel Cleaner - but I truly see this product becoming very popular. I will definitely get myself a bottle next time I see one.
I am not so sure they were as precise and perfect in their choice of the other RTU products.. they are easily replaceable by other products on the same shelves in stores. The Citrus Power Cleaner may be useful, but probably not as unique as the paint-safe iron remover (and by unique I mean available in stores like autozone/pep boys).
It definitely looks like it sprays much better than the Griots Iron Remover - which as much as I am a Griots fanboy absolutely sucks to spray onto the car.
LJM2stepspain this works perfectly fine as an iron remover.👍
Thank You, The video convincingly told the story, and for now I’m keeping my protocol and products for decontamination.
Man, I really like your video's. Always straight forward and unbiased.
I like the green rc car wheels in the backround at 3:11! 😆 I think I'll stick with a q.d. for lube and a dedicated iron remover. Thanks Brian!
I will pass on this one... thanks for the great review!
Carzilla, my go to! I work not far from them, well did until the lockdown. Amazing selection of products and fantastic staff.
For the most part, a very good video Brian & you clearly have an understanding of fallout removers which, no offence but most Americans have no clue about how they work or how they should be used.
My only criticism of the video would be the unfair review of the product on the wheels. You obviously know fallout removers should be used on clean surfaces to allow the product full access to the embedded particles on the paint, leaving dirt/muck on there only hampers it's effectiveness. That's why you cleaned the car body right?
The same philosophy applies to wheels, they are a painted surface after all. I don't think it was fair to conclude it hasn't been 100% effective on the wheels when the product was used with a barrier of dirt/brake dust in the way. That's why the Gyeon iron out was still showing quite a bit of purple after the wheels had been cleaned using the megs liquid clay & wheel cleaner.
In summary, apply the same method you have for the car body to the wheels so clean them with a standard wheel cleaner, dry then hit them with the iron fallout, you'll get much better results 👍
instablaster.
I'm surprised that they haven't added the word "ceramic" to the product since every other meguiars product is named something ceramic.
Gotta get those new meguiars ceramic microfiber iron clay polisher wax drying towel compound wash mits dude. No this isn't a keyword generated product. 😉
I just spent $95 at orielys when I went in just to get glass cleaner and rinseless wash for winter.I got the 3 pack clay bar because my orielys by me doesn’t sell the one pack.I also bought spay way glass cleaner,turtle wax bug and tar,and axe air fresheners.I had no idea it would be that much.I have the money but it hurt buying it all
For me, I do a pre-wash, rinse, dry, spray with CarPro Iron X, rinse and re-wash with Iron X soap from CarPro and do a clay when needed. But I think when my bottles will be empty, try the Fireball product.
This was super helpful for a newbie. Thank you!
Great review Brian!! Keep up the awesome reviews.
While D2002 is great for the DIY detailer, I'll stay with my D1801 Iron and Paint decon.
Thanks for the review, I enjoy your videos!
I suspect since it is a ready to use product, it is targeted to the enthusiast that doesn't want to have a gallon bottle in the garage for years.
I have a Honda element that has large unpainted plastic panels. I'm concerned using an iron remover will discolor the panels. Any recommendations for that situation?
I really debate myself between clay bar first or after iron remover. When the car has never been clay bar’d (7/10 cars I see) I feel like the iron shards are hiding behind the thick syrup that is bonded contaminant. Adversely like you mention I don’t want clay bar to shear metal and pick it up and mar the paint unwittingly as I continue to clay. Even on 2020 silverados, the clay bars are filthy. On new paint!!
How would it hurt windows? Isn’t it just glass? I’m assuming you said that to avoid damaging seals around the glass.
Greta video Brian ,i think this product it’s made for the enthusiast more that a profesional use. Or maybe just for iron remover
Those wheels were really throwing a lot of brake dust, typical for the MB. But the D2002 did show the impact on the entire car, thanks for using a white car!
Love your videos bro they have helped me become one of the top detailers in my state
I highly recommend getting a small pump sprayer. It goes on evenly, smoothly, and quickly.
Nice..it was definitely time for this car to have a proper bath👌🏼
I'm still on the fence with this one but..I do need more iron decon..😁
I've got a new car with less than 1000 miles, so a milder iron remover is perfect for my needs. Meguiar's for me
Nice to hear that you bought some product from Carzilla. I buy all my detailing products from him. Chris is a great guy to deal with and he knows his stuff.
I have professionally detailed cars for many years. These products work great. But for Mercedes and Volvos and Audi's you need acid like Ardex Buster, made specifically for those cars. Extreme Wheel Acid also very good. Great videos Brian.
Can you recommend this to remove cooking grease from a kitchen exhaust vent being over car?
Can I use it on a ceramic coated vehicle? Also does it damage ppf right? Thank you.
Ive heard their ultimate wheel and tire cleaner is more or less the same stuff. Kind of like their beadbooter and HCQD.
Ok you say you are avoiding the “trim” and “glass” but not sure what trim you were avoiding but you sprayed the chrome handles and emblems. I used this on my F-150 and it dripped onto my chrome running boards (step) and etched them pretty good and I was in shade. Now I’m scared to use this product on my other vehicles because it’s hard to avoid getting it on the chrome..
Why didn’t you do a second application of the Meguires to be fair? Or do one wheel with meguires only, and one with the fireball?
Did u use iron remover on the wheels
What about inside the wheel? What about using wheel acid?
great vid brian...I too would pass on this...the megs ult wheel cleaner does a good job for less than half the price...I haven't used beasleys total decon yet....but it is supposed to remove almost all contaminants and lessen the need for claying...Jason(chi auto pros and luke Wilson - Wilson detailing) used it in a video...Jason liked it so much he began carrying it in his car supplies warehouse business....once warm weather is here t stay I plan on using the megs then follow up with the total decon to strip panels....then the f4 will go on be safe and well my friend
I’ve used it. Agree not as strong as Iron X or Dodo Juice Ferrous Dueller Iron Remover. But, it’s available locally at Advanced Auto and other parts stores and it’s inexpensive. So I would use it again.
It is really skinny when you agitate with clay or wash mitt. Agreed
Does this product remove ceramic coat? Or can i use it over the coat just to maintain?
I was in a rush so I had to buy this from Autozone thinking it was Meguiars version of IRON X from CarPro, Wish I would've watched this video or known this info before buying it. Great info thanks
Waterless wash works awesome for clay bar lube and also cleans off the surface well.
What is the best chemical decon in everyone's opinion? I've tried this but it's no better than several cheaper iron removers I've used. I'm looking for the best and keep spending money trying to find it. Thx 🍻
What if it doesnt turn purple? That means that the car wasnt contaminent? Or the spray didnt do the work? The car was never spray with this before
Thanks for the video! Does all that crap leaves spots on the ground by any chance? Once I used a wheel cleaner and it dropped on my driveway and left marks and never came off until I had a company come and clean it.
Should watched this before i purchased
Does it safe for ceramic coated car?
Does it safe for plastic trim, chrome, headlights taillights?
Why not apply a second app on the car since it was required on the wheels? Or use the other product instead? If you still feel some contaminants, why wouldn't you versus dragging a wash mitt over them?
Brian, can you please leave a link for the rinse nozzle you're using? Thanks much!
Does the smell still linger after you rinse it off?Should I do this at a coin car wash so my neighbors don't have to smell it and when I get home strip wash it and claybar it?
Would this work to remove water spots as a spray on product?
Hey Brian! You should try Optimum Ferrex with their clay towel or clay mitt. The great advantage of that combination is that you can do chemical AND physical decon in one step, since Ferrex can be used as a clay lube for the towel or mitt. You use a lot less product (only 2 sprays per panel and about 4 on the hood) as well as saving time, so moneywise this is unbeatable. A video of you in action about this could be real nice by the way! ;-)
I started that process, it's not bad.
@@BB_Detailing_00 OK! What makes you say "not bad" rather than something more positive than that? Unsatisfied with that in any way?
@@MoiFidodido1966 Good question! I had wrote a bit more, but went back and took it out. Brain is worn out. Couldn't think of something more....productive(?) to say. Only tried that twice. It does save a ton of iron remover, for sure. Time? I saved maybe half hour. So yeah, it saves time over my other process. :)
@@BB_Detailing_00 Allright then. In regards of efficiency, would you give it a thumbs up??
@@MoiFidodido1966 definitely.
Hello I think you missed the point of the 2002. It was not intended to be used as a clay lube. It is to be sprayed on, wait 2-3 minutes, agitated with microfiber then rinsed off.
Fireball??? Something I would like to try. Thanks Brian.
what is the strongest iron remover?
on any of the synthetic clay pads would it be smarter to rinse them off with a iron remover to help them last longer or rid of any junk left in them?
It doesn't say 'Hybrid Ceramic' on the bottle. Sorry, I'm out. ;oD
Can I use it instead of clay bar for a brand new car?
Excellent work and what did you coat it with
Hi we’re you still going to do the themed details like with Walmart products or was there not really enough interest in those videos? Thanks love the videos Also do you use gloss works for maintenance washes ?
reggie ferguson I am still looking forward to doing themed details. Just difficult to find the time.
SpiritZer00 thanks for that insight generally my vehicles will be our side after a maintenance wash does that tacky pick up dust?
Apex Detail ok cool I can be patient 😂 I’m enjoying everything you put out
Hi all, do these products remove wax/sealants?
Quick question, have you ever put seal and shine over a thick paste wax? Like a topper over carnauba.
Byron Larson I would apply the other way around.
That's interesting. Well I dont work on cars much. I'm a yacht detailer and this job is an old 1995 Viking. It's old and abused and the gel coat was very thirsty. I put Collinite 885 " fleetwax" on it already. That's my go to for thirsty gel. It doesn't beadup like the S&S. Thanks for your input. The Vet is coming along nice. Well done sir
Does it have time limit how long you can leave it on the paint before it can do damage and it safe on chrome or plastic trim?
Have you used carpro iron x? This one is safe on plastics
What kind of pressure washer u were using?
What do you think about sudzbox , 360 products and Nexgen?
I was thinking of picking this up to help clean wheels and decon the paint. But when I looked up on meguirers, it stated to not use on wheels hmm
Another fantastic vid. What is you're opinion on Nanoskin Iron Free? Stay safe. 👍
I just bought a new (used) equinox, and after getting it home, I noticed something awful. Someone had left a box-cutter blade on top of the roof and it looks like it sat there and rusted. The blade was gone, but the outline and stain was so severe it looked like the blade was still sitting there. I used this D002 - it took 2 rounds and some elbow grease, but it did get the entire stain off, leaving the paint unharmed.
Would this be ok for matte finish wheels? If not what would you recommend?
Beards and Cars it would work on satin finishes.👍
@@apexdetail85 thank you..ive aleays been scared to use anything but soap on my satin gunmetal matte finish wheels
I gave this stuff a try not long ago, and went ahead and used it as my clay lube with a synthetic clay puck. Id did pretty well from what I could tell but I wasn't sure at the time if that was the intention of the product. It claimed the sythetic clay can get sticky, but i didn't notice that with mine. Overall its not bad, you get more fl oz for the money with this one but its not as strong as other brands like ironx
Hi Apex Detail ! is it safe to use the meguiar's all purpose cleaner to clay bar the car ? can i spray from this product to do clay baring ??
What product would you coat the wheels with afterwords?
hey brian please answer this question for me is glide worth buying for clay lube i am currently using onr in 32 oz bottle with half oz onr diluted with distilled water do you think glide will provide more lubrication then onr thanks for your time and skills
Should I always soap and wash my car after using this product?
Those headlights are crisp
So my brake pad failed on my truck and had to drive it till I got it home! Because there was no pad it was bare metal now I have rust spots on that side of my truck which truck is white in color and the brown rust spots are rigged on the paint looks terrible can anyone help with ideas really wanna fix this thanks !!!
what if you use a normal car shampoo instead does it compare ?
Meguiar's D2002 Iron Remover Test. Did you try a second application of Meguiar's to see if it too found more iron? Did you try the other brand first and then hit that with Meguiar's? It would eliminate a few variables in your test. I found you while looking for Meguire's but will be watching a lot more of your videos.
Thanks for another great learning video for iron removal. I would like to what is your go to product for this. I would also like to know if it is better to rinse each panel when claying, versus drying it with a microfiber towel.
I was told by a Meguairs rep at the Workd of Wheels that this isn’t meant for use with a clay bar. Glad I didn’t buy it though after seeing your review.
You need to try Iron Blaster from Malco! It’s the best I have tried. It’s $20 for 22 Oz. It’s very strong and smells worse then any other one I have tried but is far superior then the rest also. Just use outside! :) Would love your opinion on it.
Cody Boss That’s good to know. The lady I asked strictly said no but I kind of had a feeling she wasn’t sure and No was the safest answer! Haha Thanks for the Info
Either the label... or the rep from Meguiars...should be removed.🙂
Apex Detail I agree!
@@apexdetail85 This is late but I have a feeling that you're supposed to spray and rinse it off first than spray again to use with a clay bar. First to loosen and remove contaminates and second with the clay bar to pick up what is left on the surface.
I have a 2017 Ford Transit 350 with about an 18" roof above the windshield. Is it safe to spry this on and let it drip down the windshield ?
Looks like a nice product.
Great video!
Thank you, Brian. Another good video. For a DIY guy who's not charging or trying to do a business, and who's basically just hooking up his friends on their 15 year old Mazda (or whatever), there is a difference between "best", "good enough", "bad". The question is, could I one step the iron removal and claying on an old car for free that is only going to look so-so anyway, or is that actually "bad", will I hurt the car?
Thoughts?
Nice job thanks
Would be nice to see you rate say your top iron removers from best to lesser effectiveness. Ho doe Car Pro Iron X compare with all ones you worked with ? Another great video Brian. Love your white board explanation.
Hello Brian, this kind of iron removing clay product can be used with traditional clay bars or only synthetic ones. Thank you
Nico ultimate focus RS2 No thanks.. I will pass.
@@apexdetail85?? 😁😉
great comparison and product review good friend. work as well as megs all wheel cleaner or eagle one plastic black wheel cleaner?hope u and family are safe and doing well...🍻🍻
Can you tell me what I need to use to detail my own car? Just basics. I’m just starting out! Thanks in advance. I love your videos. Wish you were in Texas:)
Oh shit
APEX mentioned Carzilla!!! Love that company
Accidentally let this dry and stick to my paint, left a haze behind after wash and dry. Meguiars customer support said I need to use their compound to remove it. Any other options/advice?
sound similar to dj ferro lube
when i was doing this , it dried quickly on sun. had to spray water
Thx Brian
Hey Brian, any chance you would do a torture test between Fusso Coat and Bilt Hamber Double Speed Wax?
Ty
Do you have any trick for the rare spots on the windows rubbers? Is like fungus or something like that
Ricardo Gonzalez try Adams tire and rubber cleaner.
I'll pass on this as a wheel cleaner, and continue using Eagle One's A2Z All Wheel and Tire Foam Cleaner.for my chrome wheels.
Possibly a Fireball Iron Burn vs Eagle One Iron Remover challenge and review?
Your favorite clay lube?
Actually seems to work fairly well as an Iron remover.
BMW M POWER it does... not bad.
Decent product but there is a few others that are more effective.Thanks Brian ✊💎