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So what works on rail dust? I have read that claying will remove it. Also seen iron x. What has everyone have work for them? Maybe Adams can chime in. I didnt see anything like iron x on there site tho

 

 

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Tim, that's a great question! Clay bar is a great option for removing rail dust, and that's what we recommend currently.

 

Also, there may or may not be a Iron Decontamination product currently in testing that may or may not be added to our product lineup in the near future.

 

;)

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Claying worked for me. After half an hour or so I was seeing spots, they may or may not have been there. Get a 30 pack and take a lot of breaks just so your eyes can refocus. :crazy:

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Tim, that's a great question! Clay bar is a great option for removing rail dust, and that's what we recommend currently.

 

Also, there may or may not be a Iron Decontamination product currently in testing that may or may not be added to our product lineup in the near future.

 

;)

 

Maybe I can help test it!

 

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Iron-X hands down. I tried clay but it takes way to long and could not remove all the rust spot. One spray and wipe with Iron-X and it's gone until the following spring.

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Iron-X hands down. I tried clay but it takes way to long and could not remove all the rust spot. One spray and wipe with Iron-X and it's gone until the following spring.

It didn't stain your paint?

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Nope, and my truck is white. It works awesome. Spray it on, let it dwell for a few minutes, then wipe/hose down.

Awesome will definitely have to get me some...

Posted

Nope, and my truck is white. It works awesome. Spray it on, let it dwell for a few minutes, then wipe/hose down.

does that mean you should re wax truck after using that iron-X

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Nope, and my truck is white. It works awesome. Spray it on, let it dwell for a few minutes, then wipe/hose down.

does that mean you should re wax truck after using that iron-X

 

Yes

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Like Ryanbabz71 says.....yup. You'll want to start whatever process you do each spring from the beginning. Iron-X and clay will strip everything.

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