Detailing Lab
How to remove iron fallout and rust stains with IronOFF
Decontamination before coating: breaking down embedded iron particles, rust stains and contaminants on wheels, paint and glass.
- Surface
- Wheels, painted surfaces, glass
- Time
- Dwell a few minutes
- Amount
- Spray directly on the affected area
You’ll need
- IronOFF
- Clean microfiber towels or a soft brush
- Water for rinsing
Prep
- Make sure wheels or panels are cool to the touch.
- Work in the shade so the product doesn’t dry too fast.
- Spot-test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
Steps
- Shake the bottle well.
- Spray onto the surface, focusing on iron fallout, rust stains and contaminants.
- Let it dwell for a few minutes while it reacts with the iron particles.
- Agitate gently with a microfiber towel or soft brush.
- Rinse with water — especially on wheels.
- Inspect the area; repeat where needed.
Common mistakes
- Spraying hot wheels or panels in the sun.
- Skipping the spot test.
- Using it on a coated car without planning to reapply the coating.
Safety & care
- IronOFF is strong and may degrade previously applied coatings — reapply your coating afterwards.
Source: BOMgoods guide, first published 2023-08-22. Always follow the product label.