Iron Remover On New Car - Things You Need To Know!

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

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[@silvergrizzly316]

Scott!!! Your videos are NEVER boring my friend. Doesn't matter if they're an hour long buddy, you ARE one of the few content creators that can hold my attention. Have a Blessed weekend my brother. Love ya always!!! ☆Jay☆.

[@jaywhitten1555]

I've learned a ton from you, Scott. Just bought my wife a new car. After being shipped out here to Maui, inside the PASHA cargo ship.....lots of iron fallout. This video was timely for me.

[@kfungkoo2011]

4 yrs later. Still a great video. Excellent narrative, so down to earth and pragmatic. Cheers!

[@scober9281]

I had purchased a new 2012 car medium gray in color, and after I decon'd/clayed/polished the first time it literally changed the color from a 'warm' gray to a cooler shade. That was my epiphany on how bad this situation can be on a brand new car.

[@needabuzz]

Why don't you tape the headlights? Those are plastic too right? Will the iron remover not hurt those?

[@Thamac15]

I love how much he speaks, because he’s teaching and providing different perspectives to consider. Ive loved his videos for years! Only thing he has not liked that I have loved has been megs hybrid ceramic wax.

[@tredfxman]

How about just using a rag to smear the iron x to the surface, so that it wont pour down on your plastic side skirts? Another good thing is you get even coverage all over the parts that matter. I use this method when using detailing spray as well. (Also with detailing spray, you can dilute them 1/3 spray, rest water if your poor/economical or just smart... lol ;)

[@lorenreyes2855]

Scott! I don't know why you apologize all the time! In my opinion. Your a highly skilled detailer. Always appreciate your videos

[@John76546-x]

You warn about the plastic trim. What about the rubber trim around the windows and doors? Rubber oxidizes also and turns dull and gray, are these products speeding that process up?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

Plastics have a different rate of oxidation

[@flowinthrou]

@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 What about the plastic below the windscreen?

[@redsresearch]

​@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343so rubber dosnt matter?

[@solitaryrv5335]

Scott (DPC and Luxury Microfiber) is still the best. I love a couple other guys doing this on KZbin (Apex-Brian, for one), but Scott is so real and detailed and human; he has fantastic and beneficial insights to the common viewer/detailer. I have and will continue to purchase his products as well.

[@198634]

Did my C7 corvette and my F-150 today after watching your how to vid - thanks so much for the input cause iron x instructions are very vague .

[@nicholsceramiccoating8284]

So how often do you need to do an iron out treatment? Once a year say in the spring? Or maybe twice a year? Spring and fall?

[@Jay794]

That "chrome" trim is just painted plastic...

[@809nel]

I was gonna use tape on all my trim for the first time I use iron x soon, should be adopted by all. Great tip

[@b8nducciify]

What type of pressure washer are you using? Seems to be extremely quiet. Thanks

[@crusher287]

Hey Scott your videos are great. I'm just a car enthusiast and am just getting into detailing. Out of all the videos and bs that's out there, you are the most honest and down to earth. You give it to us straight with no bull$#!t. You don't get paid by companies to endorse them, because of that you are the best. Now let me ask you your opinion on the groits iron remover??!

[@JWL-UK]

Cool video and good luck with your new car!

[@greggriffin3242]

Hey Scott what foam cannon did you use and what product to foam the car

[@stevenford7357]

Thank you for your video, this has gave more peace of mind about Iron fallout remover. I feel more confident to give it a try myself :)

[@devorickjohnson7714]

Scott, What kind of pressure washer gun and foam cannon are you using?

[@scomart]

What is the best product to keep the plastic trim looking new (not restoration)?

[@derekathey4616]

Hey Scott, love your videos,they have inspired me to start a detailing business. I wanted to know what your process is to get clean clear coat. I have Megs Decon, clay, panel prep, etc. What would be the order of operation leading to fresh sealant application? Thanks for the inspiration and informative videos.

[@danf.8787]

Hey scott. You mentioned that it leaves a white chalky stain. I experienced this and not sure how to fix. May I ask for your advice? Thanks

[@losttheplot26]

Thanks for your help mate. Fallout remover is now part of my wash process. I never noticed until I cleaned up a white Evoque. I could clearly see rust coloured specks all over it. Saves contamination of the clay. What about tar and glue removal. Where do you put these steps in your process Dallas? After the pre wash or after your contact wash?

[@me_rap27]

How about on rubbers? Is it safe some cars has rubbers on doors and windows frames.

[@a.j.vonregensburg2498]

You had me at "be careful around plastic".

[@projet2907]

Purple goodness 💟. I don't have a foam cannon, I would then rinse-wash with soap-rinse? Thanks for this video, Love.

[@pbr653]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks. Subscribed.

[@davebl9645]

Hey Scott..if l have totally wrapped my car is iron remover a good idea?

[@Rich--J]

Scott, what else did you do after doing the iron remover? Assuming no paint correction was needed, so did you go straight to glaze and wax? Thanks!

[@keithknechg3217]

Agreed, ...i didnt know,some overspray went on black plastic external fender guards on my ram...spots apeared.i had to then fix the plasic with trim treatment.pita...👎

[@reedstephens5208]

Pressure washer sounds really quiet.....is that still the sun jo you show in previous videos?

[@TheSengga]

I’d imagine the the issue with the plastic is becoming a bigger issue now. With all these “SUV’s” with plastic cladding to look rugged.

[@mconwell]

Does an iron remover also remove any protective products from the car too? Should I reapply a spay wax or sealer after application and washing with a ph neutral soap?

[@erikdatadeen134]

Great vid Scott. I remember when your videos were 20+ minutes long lol i personally was a huge fan of the longer style vids lol Thank you sir.

[@Sardonic1981]

covering up the plastic down there is fine but what about the overspray on all the other plastic things like the lights, rubber/plastic trim pieces etc. I wonder, might be a good idea to treat those parts with a sealant just prior to applying the iron remover...?? any thoughts ?

[@optimusvader7823]

HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND SCOTT AND THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO 😄🙋🏻‍♂️🏎💨!

[@saiyanreddragon]

My bumpers are the WORST part of the fallout on my 16'white WRX. What method should I use to remove it if these iron-x products shouldn't be used on my bumpers and skirts??

[@firemannss]

Finally was able to take the time to watch this one, maybe a sneak peak at the upcoming DPC Iron remover? hmmmmm, I like the clinging ability! Thanks Scott!

[@lga9046]

What do you recommend for old white cars that seem to be slightly yellowing?

[@williamdefortier8205]

What can I use on plastic painted bumpers?

[@BubbaclubbaW]

How often can/should you chemically decon a daily driver?

[@gambietti]

Thank you for another great video Scott. I picked up the step of foaming after iron remover. I wasn't doing that before. I am assuming I'll use purple boat and auto after iron remover since I'll be using a clay bar and publishing/ waxing. You didn't mention what it did to the wheels. I love using it on wheels especially the barrels. Cleans them nicely!

[@markokosir5407]

Scott can your towels be shipped to Europe, because I know they are very good and would realy like to have them. Great video and thanks for the info, keep it up.

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

Yes I ship to Europe.. Many have ordered around Europe already😀

[@markokosir5407]

@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 Great I am going to get some of your products right away, thank you very much.

[@markokosir5407]

@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 Hey Scott but do you ship to all European countries

[@dayngerkat6760]

Great vid. What kind of tape did you use to protect the plastic trim?

[@dirtycasper]

That's painters tape

[@ethanstein5258]

Hey do you iron remove before or after the contact wash?

[@gotrixiego5103]

I've missed you, Scott. Grateful I have time to watch your vids. All the best.

[@henrythompson5624]

Do a review on that power washer gun that you using

[@SuperDrmojo]

He has

[@henrythompson5624]

@@SuperDrmojo 🤙🤙🤙 thanks

[@Packinheat1175]

Once you apply it do you spray or wipe it off?

[@Stokersrule]

I'm curious as to how your brake rotors reacted to being sprayed with and soaking in that.

[@richpryor9650]

Rotors are always constantly rusting (on the surface), so as soon as you go for a drive and apply the brakes the surface rust gets ground off.

[@Stokersrule]

@@richpryor9650 and when it gets ground off it goes into your paint and the cycle starts again I guess. :)

[@sonvfave]

Question from noob Plastic trim check i get it! What about other plastic like fenders or body panels?

[@anthemss]

Absolutely tape it off if you can! Just did my Challenger (lots of plastic on the bottom) and no issues.

[@laurahampton3328]

do you have to tape the plastic chrome mouldings around the windows?

[@anthemss]

Laura Hampton when I do the roof and around the windows, I don’t spray right up to the moldings, a few inches before and product will run to the edges, I keep an old but clean microfiber cloth and can bring to the edges as well. If it can’t be done this way, then tapping is best.

[@thomasrossi31]

Will the iron remover effect factory installed body stickers? (2013 Boss 302 & 2016 F150 Special Edition - both have a “hockey stick stripe”)

[@bigbluezo6]

did you change your orifice in your foam cannon to a 1.1 great video

[@plyallstar]

Take home message - 1. Tape plastic trim to prevent possible discoloring, 2. Work out of direct sunlight 3. Spray product onto car, liberally. Allow to sit for 5 mins. 4. Thoroughly rinse car off. Done.

[@murderersrow8839]

Scott, I agree completely about the foam cannon being a blast to use. I can't wash my cars without it anymore.😁

[@thomasrossi31]

What do you recommend for soap in the foam cannon? Thanks.

[@andyespinal78]

Show us how to make our own diy iron remover please

[@84848AR]

Hi would this remove those yellow little specks on white car paint?

[@dayday7283]

no thats tree cum . u need apc for that

[@lamonte7593]

Great video!

[@inteligenciam]

Do we wash car before or after applying iron remover?

[@tasalandscapewastemanageme3193]

Wash dry, then spray and wash again

[@flowinthrou]

After

[@BunnaNguon]

Woo hoo! Another video from Scott to end a Friday 🤙

[@barkatakiutpal]

can you link the foam you are using here?

[@lightningsmokerXx]

Scott have you ever used Sonax Fallout Cleaner ? I really like it. not a fan at all of Riccardo Iron Maiden ( really really really bad smell) I am interested in trying Auto Glym's Magma iron remover

[@lightningsmokerXx]

i just Used Adam's Iron Remover for the 1st time last night, thought it worked pretty good, and they have a masking agent in it for the smell...doesnt smell super great, but doesnt smell horrible wither. Would use again.

[@9fishwm]

I’m going to have to do this to my Sierra. The hood is cover with the rail dust and won’t come off with a clay bar.

[@axelbart7470]

No iron on the brakes all manufacturers are switching to different composites

[@D18.21]

Can iron remover be applied to a ceramic coated car?

[@nickkrikorian5909]

yah but youl strip your coating

[@alexisamtosta]

You got rid of the black car and got that one?

[@Houlie14]

Alexis Tosta no he still has the equinox and it acts as his daily. The Infiniti is his “date night” car. Scott’s got game 😎

[@alexisamtosta]

@@Houlie14 Ok. Thans a lot for the explanation.

[@tobyhigginbotham2564]

Houlie14 Scott is a player!

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

When do you Clay it

[@brkbtjunkie]

Afterwards

[@edy5082]

This is a newer infiniti, and the dealership will come up with ways to sell you anything.... don't believe all the BS about nitrogen refill in the tires, it's unnecessary, simply use compressed air don't listen to the dealership BS and save your money. Congrats on the new car!

[@jimharvey2458]

Air is 70% nitrogen.

[@MikeNNJ79]

Scott, what's the PH level of your DPC soap?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

I don't have a DPC soap at the moment

[@ObsessiveCarDetailer]

I always learn something from you Scott 👍

[@evo8power]

Great work big Scott

[@markhanson1009]

What brand of iron remover are you using?

[@gyeoxn7815]

Carpro I believe

[@lightningsmokerXx]

Sonax Fallout Cleaner is safe on plastics

[@stephenremillard9462]

Hello Scott, what is the"secret Voodoo ingredient" in fallout removers. Why is it so expensive. Is there a household product that uses the same ingredient we could use?

[@alexandervasquez1065]

Stephen Remillard Look at his old videos about meguiars wheel cleaner. He said that it has the chemical that removes iron

[@hallmarksdetailingllc8078]

The chemical that dissolves iron is called Ammonium Thyoglycolate, and no there isn't any household item that I can think of that will work for iron... Unless BarKeepersFriend would work? It is oxalic acid which is great at removing water spots, and can be used to shine metal. It might actually dissolve the iron particle.

[@RayD600]

It's not really a Voodoo ingredient ;). The main active ingredient is thioglycolic acid. It's what smells like rotten eggs and reacts and dissolves iron.

[@matsudakodo]

It's my understanding that most consumer cars don't come with metallic brake pads

[@J.____]

That's cool right! T shirts?

[@J-A2013]

Nice job scott

[@joebass5163]

Next video "How to remove tape adhesive" 😁

[@DanTheMan]

what do you use for water spots ???

[@flowinthrou]

Koch chemie FSE

[@kimijonghighball9626]

Great info my friend!

[@David5467]

Hi Scott, Thanks for your informative videos. We had our car splattered with welders over spray a few weeks ago. But we did not notice what had happened till the small metal bits started showing up as spots of rust. we have tried washing the car to get the worst of it off, Without much success, Would this product be any good for bits of metal that big. I don't want to use a clay bar strait away in fear of scratching the rest of the paint in the process. the only thing i can think of is to pick each bit off 1 by 1(there are 100s to about 1000 bits). We are over in New Zealand some of the products you have in your videos are not available here. I was looking at a wheel cleaner as a substitute Thanks for any help you or your viewers may have, Dave.

[@EdKrisiak]

Great info!!!!

[@ajdinzolota3398]

Car pro iron x is safe on all exterior

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

They all say iron removers are safe but we have to see the bigger picture when it comes to plastic trim.. All companies are forced to use the same active ingredient

[@ajdinzolota3398]

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing you know better than I do I was just saying what they tell us . It’s a rip off what they charge us for most of products . We are bunch of sheep .

[@Redmaile25]

1. Do you use this before washing the car? 2. You said dont apply on plastic...I noticed you didn't cover the V8 logo 3. If you use a clay bar, you don't need to use the iron remover?

[@sgarrett1965]

Scott, what is your opinion on paint protection film? You mentioned in this video you had it removed... any particular reason? Thanks!

[@MyGuyKirby]

If sunny this weekend, take it for a drive and have a picnic!

[@onrdetailingnews802]

Great video scott you getting it clean

[@philmeisterify]

Other than plastic is there any other parts the iron remover shouldn't stay on for 5 mins.

[@billl8530]

Your not alone, lol! Love your videos.

[@jakesmith9509]

Another great video! Thank you Sure wish my foam stuck like yours did! Haha

[@marcossocram5292]

Thank you very much !!! God bless you !!!

[@christopherhereford1803]

Scott, we would've really liked to see the effect of the iron remover on the wheels up close, but you didn't do that. Perhaps you will include that in an up coming video. We thoroughly enjoyed this video too. God Bless and have a good week ahead.

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

No iron to remove on wheels.. Car has little miles plus new braking systems today kick off little brake dust

[@matsudakodo]

Spraying your metal brake rotors? Sounds like a bad idea.

[@billrutledge2441]

Do you have two new cars?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

Yes I do

[@EliteCupRacing88]

Don’t like the baggy trick either. Better to use what God gave you natural sense. I’ve got a lot of iron in my water and was wondering what I could use to help when I wash.

[@leesoulsby254]

Iron out is so expensive you use 500ml per car just about

[@RetroMMA]

Why would you have transportation fallout if the vehicle is still wrapped at destination?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

They don't wrap the entire vehicle

[@jeremymiser8280]

Sounds like Howard Stern