Adam's Iron Remover (16oz) - Iron Out Fallout & Stop Rust Remover Spray for Car Detailing Removes Iron Particles in Auto Paint, Wheels, Motorcycle, RV & Boat - Use Before Clay Bar, Wax or Car Wash

This is my go-to Iron remover. The products from and name of Adam's Polishes are proven. I have tried a few other brands and so far, nothing has surpassed Adams. Just put the product in a sprayer, spray it one, let it dwell, and rinse it off. I use it on all of the external surfaces of the vehicles. It is fun watch it turn the iron contamination the satisfying reddish-purple color as it removes the iron from the surfaces. Just be sure to not allow the product to dry on the vehicle. If you have not used this before there is a smell with this and most iron removers but nothing to be concerned about. This stuff is priced low enough and easy enough to be used by anyone at home and good enough to be used by the pros.

I'm amazed at how effective Adam's Iron Remover is at protecting my car's finish. The new formulation (released June 2019) is a significant improvement over similar products I've tried. What sets this product apart is its ability to remove iron particles from your paint without any mechanical scrubbing - just spray and watch the magic happen!The science behind it is fascinating - when you apply it, the solution turns purple as it reacts with iron contamination, giving you a visual indicator that it's working. It's incredibly satisfying to actually see the harmful fallout being removed from your paint. Unlike clay bars that only handle surface contaminants, this product gets deep into the paint to remove embedded iron particles.One of the biggest improvements in this new formula is the reduced smell. If you've used other iron removers, you know they can be pretty overwhelming, but Adam's has managed to make this much more pleasant to work with. It's also pH neutral and acid-free, so you can feel confident using it on your clear coat or single-stage paint. Just remember to avoid getting it on trim and metallic surfaces.For best results, simply rinse your car first, then spray this on any painted surface (works great on wheels too!). The orange-colored formula makes it easy to see where you've applied it, and it activates quickly on contact. The fact that it's made in the USA and comes with a 110% satisfaction guarantee just adds to my confidence in the product.This has become an essential part of my detailing routine. For anyone serious about protecting their vehicle's finish from iron contamination, this product is absolutely worth the investment.

Follow the directions! Vehicle body should be cold, do not do this in the sun. Rinse it off before it dries. It works great and smells terrible. Even got most of the rust off my grandpas old lineman’s pliers

I have a white full-size 4-door long-bed truck that was riddled with orange rust spots. This has happened to every white vehicle I have had. Used this Iron remover and it works. I believe it is a pretty mild formulation since it can take several applications to get the spots off. But I would rather apply several times than have the paint start reacting negatively. I went through one full bottle on one vehicle and just ordered a couple more since there are still signs of spots. Have not found a better alternative. I also just switched out my brake pads for ceramic ones to hopefully not have any metal reaction.

The top of our red/purple 2008 GMC had a little rust spot developing on the top of the cab in the middle. My husband applied this product to stop the rust from spreading and so far it has and thankful we found it. We will reapply monthly. We do not have the money to have a paint job for now so until then we will use this product.

I had a unique challenge with my car - a pipe above my parking spot started leaking and left an umremovable drip pattern of rusty water on my passenger side door and window, which I named "the lucky poop streak." I tried all the online hacks to remove it - WD-40 (did nothing, and was greasy), alcohol (also did absolutely nothing), window cleaner and a diligent scrubbing with a microfiber cloth (I was desperate). Almost thought I might have to sand out and reseal the paint (but what was I going to do with the rust on the window?? It couldn't even be scraped off with a blade!) but decided to look for another solution on Amazon.I found Iron-Out from Adam's and it looked promising. I ordered it and as soon as I sprayed it on the stain, it turned purple and drippy, and came off immediately! It took the stain off the window as well! It worked perfectly and I'm so glad I tried this before potentially ruining my car's paint.I haven't tried it all over the car or on the wheels as suggested, but I do know if you have rusty water stain on your car, this will get it out. Only use it on your exterior though, it has a very strong scent and you will need to wash your car to get the smell and residue completely off. I also used this to work on the rust stains on my sink/medicine cabinet and it worked! Smelled awful and I had to wash over it, but it did work to remove that rust.Highly recommend this product for rust removal on non-porous surfaces that can also be washed afterward!

Works okay does the job for the most part but doesn't do as well as other brands I've had and half the time of having to wait so you have to use more product which is probably the plan

Works amazingly, smells very bad (as expected).