🧲 Griot's Garage 10948 Iron and Fallout Remover 35oz Review

Bought to remove rust stains from my white car. First washed and then sprayed. It smells so bad I can't put it into words. However, if you do it outside, you will succeed and the results are 100% worth it. I will buy more when it comes out.

This certainly loosened the iron deposits on my white cars making it easier to remove with a good wax but I'm not sure how many visible stains it actually removed. Other than that, my cars looked amazing after applying the wax coat. I'm 50-50.

Delicate smell, after chemical activation the iron turns a pleasant purple. The pump atomizer mechanism is well designed and has good squeezing action with an efficient nozzle to control the spray pattern. The bottle is good enough to continue using after the product is gone by topping it up with a gallon-sized iron remover.

I used it on a car that's been on the road for 20 years. It was washed several times but the color was still rough. Used this on the paint and wheels and although the color change indicated it had done a good job the paint still felt gritty afterwards. But the change with the wheels was incredible! I think a lot of junk just crept into the paint, not just iron based, so I think my expectations were too high. But the work he did with the bikes was impressive. I used a whole bottle for the whole…

Works as advertised. If you are too lazy to read the instructions, watch the video on YouTube. Doesn't get all the orange/red flecks out of my pearly white paint, but then again I haven't painted any clay all summer. It's funny how incompetent users leave a star. because of packaging problems. Are you trying to contact Amazon about this? What does the Griot Garage have to do with storage packaging? I've used it indoors (three wide garage) and haven't noticed any odors. The 35 ounce bottle was…