Iron X on bare aluminum

[KillaCam]

Has anyone successfully used iron x on bare aluminum wheels? I searched and couldn't really find anything. On the product page, it states that it should not be used on bare metals. I just picked up some polished aluminum wheels and wanted to decontaminate them before I polish them.

[FUNX650]

From IronX's Latest Product Description:

-Highly effective, acid-free and pH balanced (6~7pH) car paint, wheels & glass cleaner
(safe for all wheels including aluminum/Chromes/Anodized and alloys).

-This formulation is also effective and safe for use on all car surfaces and will not deteriorate clear coats

Features:
•Removes Iron Particles and prevents the spread of iron-related damage &
helps to protect your vehicle from paint system failure.
•New Formula combines Cherry perfume to aid in masking Iron Dissolving Chemicals
•Safe to use, Acid Free, and pH neutral (pH 6-7).
•Safe to use on Clear Coat Paint
•Safe to use on Aluminum, Chrome, Anodized, Alloy, or Clear coated wheels.
•Safe for use on all solid car surfaces and will not deteriorate clear coats. (Avoid using on Fabric Convertible tops).

NOTE:
Personally...If I still had any: IronX on bare aluminum doubts/concerns...
I would contact Corey @CarPro-US

:)

Bob

[Colinpd137]

From IronX's Latest Product Description:

-Highly effective, acid-free and pH balanced (6~7pH) car paint, wheels & glass cleaner
(safe for all wheels including aluminum/Chromes/Anodized and alloys).

-This formulation is also effective and safe for use on all car surfaces and will not deteriorate clear coats

Features:
•Removes Iron Particles and prevents the spread of iron-related damage &
helps to protect your vehicle from paint system failure.
•New Formula combines Cherry perfume to aid in masking Iron Dissolving Chemicals
•Safe to use, Acid Free, and pH neutral (pH 6-7).
•Safe to use on Clear Coat Paint
•Safe to use on Aluminum, Chrome, Anodized, Alloy, or Clear coated wheels.
•Safe for use on all solid car surfaces and will not deteriorate clear coats. (Avoid using on Fabric Convertible tops).

NOTE:
Personally...If I still had any: IronX on bare aluminum doubts/concerns...
I would contact Corey @CarPro-US

:)

Bob


A+ Answer, that finishes this thread haha.

[KillaCam]

Thanks for the help! Did you find that description on carpro's website?

[ScottB]

I used the Iron-X soap on my wheels (uncoated) without issue. I did tread lightly and used on barrels specifically before coating.

[FUNX650]

Thanks for the help! Did you find that description on carpro's website?

No...CarPro-US [CEE DOG/Corey's Place]


He has the 'inside- track' to the latest: CarPro-Info!!

:)

Bob

[KillaCam]

I used the Iron-X soap on my wheels (uncoated) without issue. I did tread lightly and used on barrels specifically before coating.
Yeah I mainly need to use it on the barrels. Everything else looks great and is all polished up.