Technical Specification
Iron Hunter. Technical Snapshot.
Iron Fallout Remover
Neutral
Ready To Use
Wheels, Paint, Chrome, Ceramic Coatings
03 — Decontaminate
Mint
Ready-To-Use Iron & Airborne Rust Remover
A ready-to-use iron fallout remover that quickly reacts with metallic particles and airborne rust, turning the treated surface visibly red. Neutral pH, safe for wheels, paint and ceramic coatings. Mint-scented formula.
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Why Use Iron Hunter?
Chemical Decontamination.
Instant Visual Reaction
Reacts quickly with metallic particles and airborne rust, producing an almost immediate colour change on the treated surface. Confirms the product is working.
High Viscosity Formula
Despite its liquid consistency, Iron Hunter has high viscosity combined with slow drying, allowing prolonged and efficient work on vertical surfaces like wheels and door panels.
Neutral pH Safety
Neutral pH makes Iron Hunter safe for use on wheels, paint, chrome, rubber, glass and ceramic coatings. Safe for both professional and enthusiast use.
Mint-Scented Formula
The formula uses mint fragrance notes to effectively mask the typical strong odour found in other iron removers, making the decontamination process significantly more pleasant.
Application Guide
How To Use Iron Hunter.
Pre-Rinse
Pre-rinse the surface with clean water to remove loose dirt. Iron Hunter works most effectively on a rinsed but not dried surface.
Apply
Apply Iron Hunter directly from the bottle to wheels and paintwork. The product is ready to use — no dilution required.
Dwell
Allow approximately 3–5 minutes dwell time. The surface will visibly turn red as the product reacts with iron particles. Do not allow to dry.
Agitate
On heavily contaminated wheels, agitate lightly with a soft wheel brush before rinsing to assist removal of bonded particles.
Rinse
Rinse thoroughly with a pressure washer. Repeat if necessary on heavily contaminated surfaces. Follow with Tar & Glue Remover if required.
Usage Notes
Do not allow Iron Hunter to dry on the surface. Work in a shaded area. Safe for ceramic coatings and hard waxes.
Professional Tips
- Always wear protective gloves when using iron removers.
- Work in a shaded area. Do not apply in direct sunlight.
- Do not allow product to dry on the surface.
- Use a dedicated soft wheel brush to agitate heavily contaminated wheels.
- Follow with Tar & Glue Remover as part of a full decontamination process.
Professional Workflow
Build Your Wash System.
Every ULTRACOAT™ product fits into a complete detailing system. Follow each stage for the safest, most effective result.
Master Wash
Break down road film and heavy contamination before contact.
Shampoo+
Premium pH-neutral shampoo for a safe, spot-free contact wash.
Iron Hunter
Chemical decontamination to remove bonded iron fallout and tar.
Current ProductWet Coat
Ceramic maintenance spray applied to a wet surface for lasting protection.
Iron Hunter FAQ
Common Questions.
What is the colour change reaction?
Iron Hunter contains a chemical compound that reacts with ferrous (iron) particles, forming a red-purple complex. This visible reaction confirms the product is working and shows where contamination is present.
Is it safe on ceramic coatings?
Yes. Iron Hunter has a neutral pH and is safe for use on ceramic-coated surfaces. It will not degrade or strip ceramic coating protection.
Can it be used on chrome and alloy wheels?
Yes. Iron Hunter is safe for chrome, alloys and most wheel finishes. Always test on a small area first on delicate or custom finishes.
How long should it dwell?
Allow 3–5 minutes. The colour change reaction is visible within seconds. Do not allow the product to dry on the surface.
Can it be used on painted body panels?
Yes. Iron Hunter works on paintwork as well as wheels. Use it as part of a full decontamination process before polishing or ceramic coating application.
How often should decontamination be performed?
Every 3–6 months as part of a seasonal detail, or whenever significant iron contamination is visible. High-brake-use vehicles may require more frequent decontamination.
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