Suggestions for Ferrous-Iron Decontamonation Removers

Lonnie said:
WOW, Stokdgs, I guess I never really thought of claying as a "decontamination" process, but a PREP CLEANING process.
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I`m tempted to be a real [jerk] and suggest that most cleaning is a decontamination process ;)

I guess if I did NOT have to clay after using a chemical decontaminate... IE; you just want to remove the iron specs without having to do any claying or polishing to save on time and effort.
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The times I`ve clayed during/after chemical decontamination, IMO it was necessary because 1) I was impatient and/or 2) it was some really awful contamination. Chemical decon is a godsend for vehicles that can`t be corrected for one reason or another.
 
I haven`t tried any of the others, but I`ve started using this:

Autoglym Magma (retail)/ Liquid Clay (pro)

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It seems its main active ingredient is Sodium Mercaptoacetate (Thioglycolic acid) 5-10%.

It doesn`t smell overly strong other than the citrus-y grapefruit-y fragrance which is quite strong.

It seems to work very well.

More info here:

https://trustedcarproducts.co.uk/product-review/autoglym-liquid-clay

https://www.blog.autoglym.com.au/everything-about-iron-fallout-magma-liquid-clay/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU-LJsmfupo
 
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