View Full Version : most economical iron remover?
builthatch
07-14-2016, 12:56 PM
i am going to try the Nanoskin iron remover spray as it's quite a deal but what else is out there that is a great deal for gallon sizes and effective on paint (vs. solely wheels)? there is a massive price difference between a lot of the products on the market and i am not entirely sure how that translates to quality with this particular type of product.
btw, i bought in a long while back on a close out of the original Sonax Full Effect - it's be nice to be able to use that on paint, even if i had to dilute it or something. at its core it can't be that different than the fallout remover. i don't know, i'll contact Sonax to start. I use Power Clean for wheels on a regular basis so i have no real use for this other than on rare occasion.
ronkh57
07-14-2016, 01:09 PM
mebbe look at the new item Nick just posted........
builthatch
07-14-2016, 01:30 PM
mebbe look at the new item Nick just posted........
i don't understand.
it's not available, no pricing, no user feedback.
thanks anyway.
Setec Astronomy
07-14-2016, 01:33 PM
mebbe look at the new item Nick just posted........
Yep: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/new-car-care-products/103182-sneak-peek-new-pbmg-products-coming-soon.html
Beyond that it seems the Griot's Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner is the cheapest per gallon, if you want to use that on your paint.
swanicyouth
07-14-2016, 03:36 PM
A big magnet???
Seriously, between the known products that work - the price difference is only a dollar or two - unless you are buying in bulk.
(waiting for obligatory response of "Dub Wheel Cleaner)
builthatch
07-14-2016, 07:14 PM
come on guys, what kind of replies are these? i haven't posted in a while and this is what i come back to. sheesh.
A big magnet???
Seriously, between the known products that work - the price difference is only a dollar or two - unless you are buying in bulk.
(waiting for obligatory response of "Dub Wheel Cleaner)
i guess a gallon is considered bulk. i just bought a gallon made by a well known paint decon company for ~$45. Ferrex is $90 something. Iron-X is probably in that range too for a gallon.
that's a significant difference.
oh well, thanks anyway. i think i'm good now. i found what i need.
7.3powerstroke
07-14-2016, 07:20 PM
Let us know how you like the Nanoskin stuff.
Setec Astronomy
07-14-2016, 07:22 PM
Ferrex is $90 something. Iron-X is probably in that range too for a gallon.
that's a significant difference.
oh well, thanks anyway. i think i'm good now. i found what i need.
The GG HD wheel cleaner that I mentioned is I think $52/gallon here at AG, again, if you are comfortable using that on paint. But I guess that's moot now.
Jeremy1976
07-14-2016, 10:38 PM
Very interested in the Nanoskin iron remover. A gallon is about the same price as a liter of Iron X.
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Kenny94
07-15-2016, 09:27 AM
Yeah! Iron X is expensive and it's a big cost factor. This should be interesting with this new product line.
rwright
07-15-2016, 11:31 AM
Based on availability without having to dilute anything, take a look at 3D BDX. Retail is slightly higher than what you posted above but you can order it in larger containers. The next recommendation would be a 5L of Sonax Fallout Remover. This will retail around $125 for 1.3+ gallons.
FUNX650
07-15-2016, 12:51 PM
There are a couple of economical
..."A,B,C"..."Step(s) 1,2,3"...
Decon-systems on the market.
Bob
David Fermani
07-16-2016, 05:16 PM
BDX is very cost effective and effective without the harsh odor. Available in many different sizes too:
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JeffM
07-16-2016, 06:08 PM
I like BDX, but for paint decon an iron remover is second place to a decon system.
builthatch
07-22-2016, 11:00 AM
BDX is very cost effective and effective without the harsh odor. Available in many different sizes too:
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thanks. i looked into this before but couldn't find info about it being used on the rest of the car aside from wheels. good to know.
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