Vampire Liquid Iron Fallout Remover

Run a hand over the paint after a wash. That faint grip under your fingers is iron — thousands of brake-dust splinters fired off hot discs and welded into the lacquer, each one quietly rusting and pushing outwards. No shampoo touches them. Vampire Liquid dissolves them chemically instead, clinging to vertical panels long enough to actually finish the job.

Why it works

• Semi-liquid body clings to wheel faces instead of running to the floor
• Dissolves bonded iron chemically — no scrubbing, no clay marring
• Works on paintwork as well as alloys, so one bottle covers the whole decon stage
• pH neutral — safe over wax, sealant and ceramic coatings
• 2–5 minute dwell, then rinse — no cure time, no fuss
• Wildberry fragrance instead of the usual sulphur reek

When to use it

Use on your wheel cleaning wash, for paintwork Twice a year on a daily driver, or any time the paint feels rough after washing. Always before claying, polishing or coating — bonded iron under a coating is locked in for the life of the coating. 

Specification

Straight from us

This is the step most people skip, and it's why their clay bar drags. Do the wheels and the lower third of the paint at minimum.

What it won't do

It won't remove tar or glue — that's the Tar Remover's job — and it won't lift iron that has already rusted through the clearcoat.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe on ceramic coatings?
Yes. It is pH neutral and safe on all external surfaces including waxes, sealants and ceramic coatings.

Can I use it on paintwork as well as wheels?
Yes — it is designed for both. Use it on paint as a decontamination step before claying or polishing.

How long should I leave it on?
2 to 5 minutes. Never let it dry on the surface, and don't apply it to a hot panel or in direct sun.

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