[Car care] Instantly reacts and turns purple! Use iron remover to eliminate invisible “iron particles”

Even after washing the car, what is this rough feeling…!? In fact, it may be tiny iron particles that are hard to remove with regular washing. Remove them with a dedicated cleaner and level up your self car care!

Washed the car, but it still feels rough? The culprit might be tiny iron particles

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On a day off, you force yourself to get moving, spend time washing the car, and then admire your sparkling clean ride. It’s a pretty satisfying moment, but even when it looks clean, there can still be grime left on the body that a regular shampoo can’t completely remove. One such culprit is “iron particles.” These are tiny metal fragments generated by brake dust and road conditions, and they cling to cars not only while driving, but even when parked.

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They’re so small they’re hardly noticeable, but over time they can stick to the painted surface and become a cause of roughness. You worked hard washing the car, and there’s still dirt left behind… At times like this, the product to use is “IRON REMOVER,” designed to target and remove iron particles.

Spray it on, and it turns purple! Washing the car feels like a science experiment

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The startling thing about using “IRON REMOVER” is that the liquid changes to purple when it reacts with iron particles. Iron particles that are usually hard to see seem to say, “I’m here!” through the reaction.

By the way, the way to use it is to spray it directly from the bottle. The liquid has already been adjusted for use, so there’s no need to dilute it with water or measure it out. Spray it after washing the body, and a purple reaction appears where the iron particles are attached.

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For the author, who’s in the “washing the car is cancelled” camp, this might be just the thing… or so I thought. Once you see the color changing, you can’t help but wash the car.

Instead of scrubbing hard, approach it with a chemical reaction

Dirt stuck to the painted surface, like iron particles, is difficult to remove with ordinary car washing alone. IRON REMOVER uses a mechanism in which oxidized iron particles react with the liquid’s ingredients, changing them into a state that dissolves easily in water for removal. Rather than grinding them away by polishing, it works chemically on the iron particles themselves.

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Rather than trying to scrub with all your might, choose the right tool for the type of dirt. Car care products are pretty deep, aren’t they? And the bottle itself is a 300 ml spray bottle—an easy-to-handle size that can be used on the parts of your beloved car that need attention.

A task before coating! It changes your expectations for the finish

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This IRON REMOVER is designed for surface preparation before glass coating. If foreign matter such as iron particles remains on the body, it can interfere with adhesion to the painted surface even after you’ve gone to the trouble of coating it. So the process is to first remove the iron particles, then use the separate product “RESET CLEANER” to remove oils and old coating components, and then proceed to the glass coating.

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It’s easy to focus only on applying the coating, but the time spent preparing the body beforehand is also very important. Wash the car, watch the iron particles react in purple, and then coat it after cleaning the base layer. Enjoying each step like this may be the kind of holiday only car lovers can truly appreciate. I’m reflecting too, realizing I shouldn’t have been canceling car washes, and I think I’ll make sure to give it a proper spray.

Product name: IRON REMOVER (iron particle remover)
Price: from 2,480 yen
Volume: 300 ml
Use: removing iron particles attached to car bodies; surface preparation before glass coating
Form: spray type; no dilution needed

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