Decontamination

Decontamination

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Bilt Hamber Cleanser Fluid 500ml
5.0
Bilt Hamber Cleanser Fluid 500ml

Bilt Hamber

Bilt Hamber Cleanser Fluid 500ml

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£16.90
CAD Microfibre Premium Clay Mitt
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CAD Microfibre Premium Clay Mitt

CA Detailing

CAD Microfibre Premium Clay Mitt

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£14.99
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Duel Toxin - Iron Fallout Remover
Duel Toxin - Iron Fallout Remover

Duel Autocare

Duel Toxin - Iron Fallout Remover

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YumCars Tar & Residue Remover
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YumCars Tar & Residue Remover

YumCars

YumCars Tar & Residue Remover

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£18
Garage Therapy /ZERO: Decon Shampoo
Garage Therapy /ZERO: Decon Shampoo

Garage Therapy

Garage Therapy /ZERO: Decon Shampoo

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CarPro TriX - Powerful Tar & Iron Remover
CarPro TriX - current CarPro packaging

CarPro

CarPro TriX - Powerful Tar & Iron Remover

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CarPro Spotless 2.0 Water Spot Remover 1L
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CarPro Spotless 2.0 - current CarPro packaging

CarPro

CarPro Spotless 2.0 Water Spot Remover 1L

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£14.79
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Koch-Chemie Eulex Powerful Adhesive & Stain Remover 1L
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Koch-Chemie Eulex Powerful Adhesive & Stain Remover 1L

Koch Chemie

Koch-Chemie Eulex Powerful Adhesive & Stain Remover 1L

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£17.49
Gtechniq W6 Iron Fallout Remover
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Gtechniq W6 Iron Fallout Remover

Gtechniq

Gtechniq W6 Iron Fallout Remover

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Duel BlackJack - Tar & Glue Remover
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Duel BlackJack - Tar & Glue Remover

Duel Autocare

Duel BlackJack - Tar & Glue Remover

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From £10.95
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CAD Magic Eraser Sponge Stain Remover (3 Pack)
CAD Magic Eraser Sponge Stain Remover (3 Pack)

Martin Cox

CAD Magic Eraser Sponge Stain Remover (3 Pack)

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£2.95
Chemical Guys Heavy Duty Water Spot Remover 473ml
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Chemical Guys Heavy Duty Water Spot Remover 473ml

Chemical Guys

Chemical Guys Heavy Duty Water Spot Remover 473ml

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£24.74
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Frequently asked questions

What is the correct order of steps in a full decontamination wash?
The recommended sequence is: routine pre-wash and contact wash first to remove loose dirt, then tar remover on dry panels (tar films can encapsulate iron and block the next step), then iron remover (Bilt Hamber Korrosol, CarPro Iron X, Gyeon Iron) with a 5-minute dwell, then a snow-foam or shampoo pass to clear chemical residue, then clay if the paint still feels rough, then a panel wipe, and finally your chosen LSP in the same session.
Does an iron remover strip wax or sealant off the paint?
Yes. An iron fallout remover such as Korrosol or CarPro Iron X breaks down previously applied wax or sealant as a side effect of its chemistry. A practical sign that the LSP has been stripped is that a panel that previously beaded water now sheets freely after rinsing. This makes a fallout remover pass useful even before applying a fresh LSP on a well-maintained car, as it gives the new protection a clean bond.
How do I know whether to clay after a chemical decontamination?
Run your hand over a dried panel after the wash and chemical decon. If it feels silky smooth, claying is not needed and would only abrade the paint for no benefit. If it still feels rough or gritty, clay those sections. Clay the whole car only when the paint genuinely warrants it, not on a fixed annual schedule, as claying is mildly abrasive and introduces marring risk.
Why is a panel wipe needed before applying a ceramic coating or sealant?
After claying, residual clay lube, polish oils, and fingerprints sit on the paint surface. An isopropyl-alcohol-based panel wipe (such as Soft99 Silicone Off) strips these before the LSP goes on. Skipping this step is the most common reason a freshly applied coating beads more weakly than expected, because residue sits between the paint and the protection layer. Work panel by panel as the product flashes off fast.