Iron Remover VS Clay Bar - Everything You Need To Know

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Do you use a designated iron remover, or a clay bar? Why not both! In today's video we break down the differences between iron remover and clay bars. Compare the two and discuss the reasons why we think its extremely important to use both in order to fully decontaminate a vehicles paint. Using both an iron remover and a clay bar can increase your detailing speed and make you more money instead of sticking with one or another. Stick around to find out why!

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Explained it all under 6 mins, ranging product recommendations, banging 80s background music

oktayism

You are very right - before touching the paint try to remove as much grime and debris as possible (everything is possibly scratch-inflicting). That's why I do a second step after Iron-X: Traffic film remover to soften up everything that is non-metallic but adheres to the paint and eats into it over time. THEN it's time to clay - fast and relatively safe.

markusdahmann

Thank you very much for this straight-to-the-point video. Im new to the detailing scene and this answered one of the questions i was having trouble finding the answer to.

TheBluceRee

I use both both on my cars. Yes you MUST use both to get the best results.However, I only do it once a year because it is a painstaking job. You are bound to get fallout again very soon since a lot of those particles are tiny molten hot steel. That penetrates into any wax. Unless You have ceramic coating or some other GOOD physical barrier like clear bra on your paint I would not recommend doing this often as you will deteriorate your clear coat, waste time only to find out that in a week those particles are back specially if you drive your car a lot. Also depends on your car. The back end of my SUV gets those a lot while the back end of my truck does not get them as much. Since those particles also come from you brakes it will depends on the design of your car as to how much time you want to spend on this.

carlosb

Great video, thanks. Can the iron-x damage trim or rubber seals i'm a bit concerned that it might strip out window rubbers etc? Thanks

NewWine

isn't meguiar's ultimate wheel the same? on a fb group...almost eveyrbody said it's what they use. not sure if it's cheaper

salman

Iron X Septic Cherry Flavor, Followed by Clay bar and Lube.... i still use auto magic [claymagic] clay and their 49A Body shine lube. [original claybar]

danmorrissette

Super fast build mode...wait wrong channel. Good info! Thank you! I’m trying to make my dads 1975 Silverado better than it is now.

truckerdave

Looking to find my go-to iron remover, however, would you go with Trix since it removes TAR as well?

drivedetailedmtl

What brand clay bar can you use WITH an iron remover to combine both steps? i.e. use an iron decon spray as the lube for the clay bar? When I do it, it eats away the clay bar by the time you're half done.

atikovi

Elaborated well on all the facts I had some knowledge on, I now have a clear understanding and I really enjoyed the videos! Newly subscribed and am looking forward to watching more videos!

austinalmiranez

Do we need to protect the cars paint work with wax or paint sealeant after using iron remover ???

dewangindia

I used iron x on my 2019 Jeep wrangler, and now the coated black bolts, screws and washers are started to rust from it, do you know why that is? I used it before on my honda accord but never has this issue.

ksockhak