beware of iron-x

[UTdetailing]

Out of curiosity, how many of those that have had "issues" were rinsing with a pressure washer?

I use a PW and love it, but have found myself going back to hose & nozzle for rinsing. It seems the PW doesn't rinse out all the "nooks and crannies" as well. I suspects the water is coming out so "pressurized" it doesn't have time to "seep" behind emblems, under wheel caps and etc, and what little does get into them, is not enough to rinse.

Maybe a subject for a different thread, if so sorry.

[LittleKing24]

Out of curiosity, how many of those that have had "issues" were rinsing with a pressure washer?

I use a PW and love it, but have found myself going back to hose & nozzle for rinsing. It seems the PW doesn't rinse out all the "nooks and crannies" as well. I suspects the water is coming out so "pressurized" it doesn't have time to "seep" behind emblems, under wheel caps and etc, and what little does get into them, is not enough to rinse.

Maybe a subject for a different thread, if so sorry.

That's a good point. I can only remember having a problem twice with product staining and I believe both times I was using a pressure washer. I'll have to test this out next time I clean the set of wheels I had an issue with.


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[Klasse Act]

I wonder if there was something on the wheel that you couldn't see and it interacted with the IronX, just a thought.

[VISITOR]

like some, i haven't had any problems with ironx either. even after using the pressure washer to blast it off, i will still use just the hose and do one more go around and flood/rinse just to make sure i rinsed it all off...