🚀 Optimum (21977) FerreX - 17 oz.: Ultimate Iron Fallout Remover for a Flawless Finish Review

Bought for my car, haven't gotten to the car yet but had rust stains that needed treatment when replacing the drain on my sink and it did captured them very well. He also removed the gray stains on the sink from cutlery and pots. My sink looks great.

My brakes are worn out and starting to rust. He covered my rim with rust spots. I sprayed this substance on, it turned purple and after a few minutes I rinsed it out with a hose. Works amazingly well! I got rid of all rust spots on my rim. I also used it to paint my jeep and chrome exhaust pipes where there was rust stains. Works 100%!

Used a whole bottle on my 2013 BMW e92 which is a smaller car. Works well removing iron and calcium from the car and even used on license plates. It smells pretty bad and can sting if you smell it, so don't breathe it in and don't use it around pets or kids. Otherwise excellent preparation for the decontamination process and before blocking the clay.

Doesn't smell very good, not the scent for a date, but sometimes worse. The bottle is just enough for a small car like the VW Golf. Sprayed evenly the car instantly turned purple and removed over 95% of the track dust, then I used clay to finish the job. All in all, it's a lot cheaper than paying a 2000 body shop to sand down and repaint the whole car, which is another option (other than not buying a white car at all).

If my brake pads were totally worn out and gnawing through my rotors the whole truck would be covered in iron deposits, sprayed like sandpaper for 15 minutes and then sprayed and done all at once with washed off with a washcloth microfiber absolutely insane i recommend this to all my friends with white cars my only friend the service truck has iron deposits all over the back of the company trucks he hates removing 4 hours with a clay rod not a substitute for a clay rod The rod only removes Iron

I have a white truck and bought this product to remove 'rail dust'. It removed 95% of the orange spots but also on my translucent fur. Since it's white, you can really tell there's no glitter. I should try waxing it to see if it can bring the shine back, but it defiantly looks like it's eaten through. I left it about 2 minutes per instruction and not in bright sunlight. It was very hot outside but it was cloudy, not sure if the heat played a role. Possibly better spray, remove immediately with…

First off, when this product smells less like rotten eggs than other brands of iron and sludge remover, I'm afraid to try others. Sprayed the car with Ferrex after washing and rinsing. At first I wasn't sure if it works or not, mainly because of the dark gray color of my car. In fact, after a minute or two I noticed the ground around my car turning purple, which indicated to me that Ferrex was activated and working on my car. The attached picture was taken before I washed the Ferrex off, it's…