IRON REMOVER: what's the best way to use it? Less, or more? 

Love how you guys show us how to preserve products, even though it would benefit you guys more for us to overuse it. I appreciate you guys for being real, honest men. 💯

Love the comparison and the explanations! Keep it you. I dig the - back to basic videos while you transition!

Your time is your life, have fun detailing! A video covering your process/suggestions for touching up rock chips would be great.

Excellent vidéo, prooves that more product doesn't mean more efficiency.

I've been waiting for a video like this forever! Great demo with evidence of the methods.

That opening slayed me 🤣🤣🤣

I counted 39 sprays. Love the 80's power guitar with the slo-mo fist pump though. 👌

Nick's teeth are whiter than that car's paint. 0:20 He must be using gold standard on them :)

Always good content. I liked seeing the side-by-side comparison.

I love that you taught us this. My brother just bought a new to him used truck and has thoughts of me, the family auto detail enthusiast doing a full detail/coating on it. I’ll admit I’m like Ty in that I like to spray but have noticed I go through a lot of chemical!

I get a lot of brand new vehicles/garage queens. Seems like Yvans method will be enough when doing a new car. This just saved me potentially thousands of dollars.

Just got my DIY Decon Towel and I'm pumped to use it. Coming from having learned to mechanically decon a car with a piece of clay bar that roughly works out to 1.5" x 1.5" piece (or smaller), and moving to a decon towel that can cover an area the size of my hand!....all while not inducing the marring a clay bar does, AND the decon towel is reusable!!!! What a huge gain in the realm of car detailing.

Firstly, love that ur looking for efficiency but I don't view this as one. You correctly highlighted that fallout doesn't dissolve fallout. It dissolves the rust layer around it. The fallout as lube makes no sense from a damage perspective. It's a white car in the demo, the fallout comparison on both sides doesn't view well in video ie can barely see any difference as a viewer. From another perspective, neither method looks at the damage it prevents and this is key to this step. Fallout remover needs time to dissolve the rust layer around this (drop a rusty bolt into a bath of fallout remover - the rust doesn't go immediately, it needs time). Your use of it as lube leads to no time for a reaction. Spraying fallout remover onto the clay cloth is pointless, it's not getting the chance to react with the rust element of the bonded fallout. This use is just a very expensive way to lubricate the clay towel. You would be better off with just clay lube. The whole purpose of fallout remover is to remove as much metal contamination before the physical mechanical removal of the left over contamination via claying. In your advised method this just doesn't happen, you are claying over metal fillings and (I would strongly suggest this is the case) leading to more marring. In the video the paint is white and damage isn't looked at at all. Iron remover needs a good 6 to 8 minutes of dwell to allow the reaction to loosen the bonded fallout. Without this you are simply wasting product and money. I get that the time isn't ideal but plan ur processes to allow you to be working on something while the fallout is working. There is of course an argument that additional marring isnt a huge issue as if your doing this process you will be polishing anyway. I'm always of the view that don't create work for yourself and as a detailer I'm training to avoid damaging as best as I possibly can. My summary here would be I view that u have just clayed fallout, don't bother with iron remover in this process if you can live with the additional marring caused. OR Use fallout remover correctly allowing the dwell, rinse off dislodging fallout then clay - leading to less marring and makes perfect sense knowing how each product works. Appreciate your continuous search for efficiencies but this isn't one.

"Spray town" Nick kills me

AWESOME !!! to watch it, im enjoy life 🎉😊 Good job good sharing from BALI

If you pressure wash the iron that's been bleeding red for a while the contaminants come off pretty easily. The iron remover helps break down the iron and then it gets taken off with a pressure washer pretty easily.

excellentes explications 👍👍👏👏

Nice! Ty

Thanks guys, you are changing a world that is too oriented towards product dispersion and which perhaps also exceeds in refinements, which we enthusiasts who wash the car in our garage cannot apply. I would like to ask you a question since next Saturday, given that numerous DIY products have arrived, I would like to proceed with the decontamination of my car. I'll already tell you that I will proceed with decontamination towel and iron remover, after a thorough wash with Rinseless wash, I will follow Yvan's philosophy. In the video, I see that you pass the water hose at the end of the decontamination, but I have not the hose in my garage. If I remember correctly, Nick in a previous video rinsed the iron remover with a generous spray containing Rinselss wash 256:1, and then added normally with a towl Can I proceed like this? Cheers from Italy

This is a great system which works very well. I am getting four large cars per bottle of iron remover and this includes spraying the wheels.

Spraytown here too! 😆

Can you guys do a video on how you clean microfiber and all other towels upon use and have them ready for next job?

Pan sent me. Great video learned a lot.

Let's do this

Thanks guys! After you finished this step would/could you dry with your ceramic gloss as your drying off the car?

During the winter months of Utah I often expose my car to a good amount of salt and just overall sludge. When it's warm enough to wash it, I've notice the ceramic coating is flat. Car Pro reset brings it back but I was wondering if I should use this to help decontaminate my vehicle after winter?

Let me guess, 1 spray on the panel, 1 spray on the towel, deposit towel to spray on panel; no further product needed?

Have you done a video of preparing a ceramic coated car to apply a different ceramic coating

Hey DIY Detail, i recently bought your quick beads product and was wondering do i use it every time i wash my car or periodically like the iron remover? Thanks.

Ya but you missed the reasoning behind what Nick did. First off, he used too much even still. He also, didn't lightly work it into the paint with a damp microfiber after a few minutes. But the point of doing it that way is to remove and breakdown some iron and even into the crevices that its in, making it not only easier to remove with the clay towel but also LESS marring. That is supposed to be the reason to do it that way. I would love to see on a polished car... Black car, which introduced more marring.

Best intro ever.🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great tip guys, I was spraying like Nick was 😂. I will use less product next time.

I appreciate the demonstration and the work. I like to know what darker color vehicles will experience or be able to notice?

When you use the towel do you have to reapply your wax if you have not use a ceramic coating ?

Great video guys! Do you ship Decon towel to Europe? Czech Republic? Cause RAG company towel is from clay and yours not.

Where did you guys find the red nitrile gloves? The gloves and towels appear to be perfectly matched to Yvan’s shoes! 😂

I’ve seen you talk about using the gold standard to abrade an old coating before putting on a new coating. Would you use the red pad for that to maintain the best finish possible? Or would that not have enough cut

Great information, thanks for the video. It seems to me that, because the Iron Remover doesn't actually remove any iron at all but only removes the rust on the iron, there is no reason to use the expensive Iron Remover. Just use the decon towel with your favourite (and cheaper) lubrication and get the same result. Or maybe I missed something.

Can i just use the iron remover as a lubricant for my clay towel and dry it with microfiber towel after?

When can we expect the rest of the product line on amazon?

Water Spot or Iron Remover, which goes first? I'm thinking water spot first to remove any minerals that are "protecting" the iron oxides.

Even just using a dampbmicrofiber with iron remover works better than just spraying it on and washing it off.

Where I live we have water restrictions. Is it safe to just wipe off the iron remover instead of rinsing it?

If you don't have rinseless wash at the ready, could you get away with normal wash soap (either at normal dilution or a little stronger)?

Tik tok detailer audience must be fuming that they don't see foam in every step of the wash

Would this synthetic clay towel cause marring, because I dont have a polisher so not sure if I can do this step and not polish and not cause marring?

Hey Yvan! When doing a Wash, clay, seal, when is it needed to use iron remover as a clay lube with decon towel instead of ceramic spray with Rinseless on the paint? I'm not quite sure when to use iron remover on the paint.

I use a clay mitt with meguiars quiik detailer, then i use a clay bar, and then i wipe it down.

I have surface rust forming in a very hard to reach spot. It's a motorcycle seat clamp on a painted gas tank. It will be hard to get the iron remover into the spot, it will be hard to wipe and even rinse it out of there. Would you recommend I still use it for this application? I need to stop the rust somehow. I would be very grateful for a response as the motorcycle is Mint Condition other than this spot I didnt realize i was neglecting.

I have always thought that the Iron Remover was short for Iron Oxide Remover, in other words rust remover.

So how do you use it. I just bought the stuff. Looks like using the pad more than one time would be better. I got the time.

How should you clean the decon towel to remove all the iron remover?

is this iron remover specific to your guys product or can i use another brand the same way ?

But was it even the iron remover that helped on Yvans side, or just the mechanical decontamination? We need other control with just decon towel and no iron remover to know if it’s even necessary.

do you need to wash it again after that? like wash > iron remover > wash?

Is the towel safe on chrome like below the window, etc.

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

How do I get rid of tire shake that is baked onto my paint? Please help

Can you do this with a clay bar as well?

AG (Auto Glanz)'s "Blood Tonic" works best on a dry surface. Still a washed surface. How to: "Shake well before use and spray Blood Tonic evenly onto the surface to be treated at the correct dilution rate (most effective on a dry surface)". I guess it depends on the product?

Right that iron remover is not properly named, like most diseases we deal with Short dwell time doesn’t help mind. Plus this car likely has cheap porous paint that’s been through many heat cold cycles so contamination will be deeply ingrained

So I've been driving an '88 IROC for 36years and started using iron decon--on our other cars. I'm worried that the decon would be too harsh on and discolor the decals on the car. Would it be? I guess I could just purchase a bumper sticker and test on that.

I just asked Chelsea on her rust remover video a question whats the diference between iron remover and rust remover and which one shuold be used in which case. I have Carpro IronX and Koch Chemie RRR reactive rust remover and i just dont know when to use which one of them...i mean i know ironx is a great product for wheels and paint as a prepolish prep but should rust remover used aswell

Is it the same process for wheels. Wash then use iron remover?

How does the iron attach so well that washing doesn't remove it especially from the back of the vehicle ?

You just made Nick's day! 😅

I never use iron remover without a respirator on. Stuff eats my throat and lungs. Terrible. But so effective.

What is the point of using an iron remover product at all, if all that it does is dissolve the surface rust on the iron particles stuck in the clear coat that you remove fully with the clay towel? The iron particles will be removed either way. What difference makes it if the rust on the removed iron particles is dissolved or not?

Hi Is this method only for diy detail iron remover?

Can we use any other iron remover with this towel?

I really want diy iron remover but it’s been sold out for so long! 😭

Not exactly pertaining to this video but what is your method of drying the window sills so that you don’t re-wet your windows when you roll them down and back up

Can I use a clay block?

Guessing less is more

How would you address a clogged ceramic coating ?

Can i wipe it with microfiber towel?

May i use your way with any clay mitt?

If you’re going to polish afterwards no need for iron remover, I’ve tested this multiple times. If you clay then use iron remover you’ll have no reaction it’s just a waste of time, product and money same story for wheels, clean them and you’ll have no reaction.

I just follow the products instructions

Acid wash!!! Boom done

How much for a gallon

Hehe 😂 efficient vs expensive!

Was ist das für ein Tuch?

its smooth but now you marred all your paint and need to polish.

They're purple, not red.

Funnily, done the same (or similar) test right before this video. Even referred to Ivan in it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cPnbaOsv4yI.html 😂

Again iron remover will only remove the rust not the iron. Need a medium clay bar at least

You are contacting panels with IRON infested clay mitt?? As said above, time is required to allow the dissolving iron areas to work and for the pressure of the water to remove, otherwise you are basically just cleaning the car with steel wool??? Just charge for the product you use as that is how it is intended to be used, and how it works 🤦🏻‍♂️

Interested in the sap remover does it have a strong smell if I don’t have ventilation in garage? And second what do you sell for clay lubrications

I would rather clay bar for 2 hours than use sulfur skunk smelling disgusting iron removers!!!

Is it possible to just use the clay towel and rinseless wash without Iron Remover? Or I imagine it depends on the current state of the paint?