iron

[Bill D]

If you don't clay, then how do you remove the non-iron bonded contaminants?




Exactly! At least that is how I see it.

I don't buy into the claims that iron particles somehow bury themselves into the clear coat. I rather believe that they bond to the surface just like any other contaminant.

The detailing industry with products like Valugard ABC have led Ford and other vehicle manufacturers into believing contaminants can be inside, embedded in paint and therefore not being able to be fully removed by claying alone. Ford and others have even issued TSBs on the topic of chemical decontamination. I don’t know if they’ve been duped

[Bill D]

The folks at Griots must really be listening because I just got an e mail from them selling all their decontamination products.

[opie]

The folks at Griots must really be listening because I just got an e mail from them selling all their decontamination products.

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Could be targeted, especially if using the alphabet search engine.



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[Danube]

Used it once, but no need in my case.

[PaulMys]

I run a 400lb. retrieval magnet over my paint bi-yearly.

Mars the f*ck out of the paint, but it pulls all of those harmful, deeply imbedded iron particles out lickety-split!!

[opie]

I run a 400lb. retrieval magnet over my paint bi-yearly.

Mars the f*ck out of the paint, but it pulls all of those harmful, deeply imbedded iron particles out lickety-split!!

Never did know a dodge owner that had any brains....ha ha

Dick whistle out.

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