Aquartz Iron Cut

[Daragh]

It is uneconomical to send Registered Post (EUR15.00) unless buying half a dozen bottles or so. It wouldn't want to leak in transit either as the odour would get a rhinoceros high. I go Blanchardstown direction some Saturday afternoons if that suited better than collecting in Navan.

100-150ml would do paint and glass, 200ml absolute max including wheels. After the first treatment, you would be looking at approx 100ml a go, so approx 4 applications.

[Robbie]

Ye, Blanch is just as handy for me to be honest... Less than 10mins... Gimme a heads up when you are next heading down and I'll meet you somewhere to collect

[doggy]

Has anyone tried Iron Cut on the really bad baked-in brake dust that's found at the back of a set of alloys? Can't seem to shift the stuff on my wheels with the usual wheel cleaners or claybars