Price range: €10.00 through €13.50
Iron Remover Gel is a high-viscosity, professional-grade decontaminant designed for the targeted removal of ferrous iron particles. Unlike standard liquid sprays, this gel-based formula clings to vertical surfaces for an extended period, allowing the active ingredients more time to dissolve stubborn brake dust and industrial fallout. As it reacts with iron-based contaminants, the gel undergoes a visual transformation, turning deep red or purple as it liquefies the grit. With its pH-neutral chemistry, it provides a powerful deep-clean that remains completely safe for paintwork, alloy wheels, and plastic hubcaps.
High-Cling Gel Formula: Engineered to stay exactly where you spray it, preventing premature runoff on wheels and side panels for maximum effectiveness.
pH-Neutral Safety: Provides a heavy-duty clean without the risk of damaging sensitive finishes, clear coats, or chrome trim.
Visual Chemical Reaction: Turns a vivid red/purple colour upon contact with iron, proving that the decontamination process is working in real-time.
Extended Dwell Time: The thick consistency is ideal for heavily neglected wheels, allowing the product to penetrate layers of baked-on brake dust.
Deep Pore Cleaning: Dissolves microscopic shards of iron embedded in the paint’s surface to restore a smooth, “glass-like” finish.
Consistency: Viscous Gel
pH Level: Neutral (Safe for all finishes)
Chemical Effect: Red/Purple “Bleeding” reaction
Available Sizes: 500ml, 1L
Primary Application: Alloy wheels, hubcaps, and exterior body panels
Preparation: Always apply to a surface that is cool to the touch and in the shade.
Application: Spray the gel generously onto the wheels or affected body panels.
Reaction: Wait 2–3 minutes. You will see the gel begin to “bleed” as it reacts with the iron particles.
Agitation: For heavily soiled areas, use a dedicated brush or wheel mitt to work the gel into the grime.
Rinse: Rinse the surface thoroughly with a high-pressure washer, ensuring all purple residue is removed from crevices.
