Iron Hunter

Old label, same product. This is the previous packaging design of Ultracoat Iron Hunter. The formula inside the bottle has not changed, only the label, and the price is reduced to clear the last of this stock. Once it is gone it is gone. The current packaging is available in the main range in 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres.

Iron Hunter is a pH-neutral iron fallout remover in liquid form. It does the same job as the gel, dissolving the bonded metallic particles and flash rust that shampoo leaves behind, but the liquid sprays on fast and covers large areas easily, so a whole door or bonnet goes down in one even pass. That makes it the efficient choice for a full set of wheels or a whole-vehicle decontamination.

Despite being a liquid it has a high viscosity and dries slowly, so it stays wet and active on the panel for a long working window. The reaction is immediate and obvious, with the surface turning red almost as soon as the product lands.

Iron removers are notorious for their smell. This one carries mint notes that mask the sulphur, which changes how tolerable a full-body decontamination is in an enclosed garage.

Ready to use, no dilution needed. Safe on wheels and paint, including hard waxes and ceramic coatings.

How to use. Work on a cool surface out of direct sun. Spray evenly onto wheels or paintwork, wait for the colour change, agitate stubborn contamination with a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly and carry on with your normal contact wash.

Notes. Never allow the product to dry on the surface. Wear protective clothing and nitrile gloves.