Ultimate Iron Remover safe on ceramic coating?

[kkren28]

Hi all, is the Ultimate Iron Remover safe to use on a ceramic coated car?
Thanks

[Nick Winn]

Hi kkren28,

Yes, Ultimate Iron Remover can absolutely be used on a ceramic coated car, especially if the goal is to potentially help "unclog" the coating, from contamination that may be present on top, affecting the water beading performance of your ceramic coating.

[kkren28]

Hi kkren28,

Yes, Ultimate Iron Remover can absolutely be used on a ceramic coated car, especially if the goal is to potentially help "unclog" the coating, from contamination that may be present on top, affecting the water beading performance of your ceramic coating.

Thanks! How about the D1801 Wheel & Paint Iron DECON, is it safe on ceramic coating as well? What are the differences between the Iron Decon and Ultimate Iron Remover?

Thanks

[Nick Winn]

Yes, D1801 can be used for this purpose discussed above also. D1801 is a significant step stronger and is also more suitable for both paint and wheels. It has a pH balanced degreaser package in the formula which will help with wheel cleaning and makes it more aggressive in general.

[Buddy]

Yes, D1801 can be used for this purpose discussed above also. D1801 is a significant step stronger and is also more suitable for both paint and wheels. It has a pH balanced degreaser package in the formula which will help with wheel cleaning and makes it more aggressive in general.

Is D1801 the bulk version of Ultimate Wheel Cleaner? If not how does it compair to it?

[Brenan Jiran]

You’re good to go with Ultimate Iron Remover on ceramic-coated surfaces as long as the coating was properly cured. What you’re targeting here is embedded contamination that a regular wash won’t remove, and iron removers do a great job of pulling that out without stripping protection. I usually recommend applying it from the lower panels up, since those collect the most fallout, and rinsing thoroughly afterward. You’ll probably notice an improvement in gloss and water behavior once the coating is “unclogged”.