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3 hours ago, red94chev said:

You can clay hard smooth surfaces. Glass, paint, and chrome, headlights/taillights.  

 

You cannot clay rubber trim or plastictrim/paneling.  (I've used clay to remove road paint from textured plastic trim but that is not a normal use.)

 Sorry, I meant Iron Remover on trim

Thanks everyone! Is it safe on all wheels and/or trim? 

Thanks for your reply! Is this product safe on trim like rubber, plastic, and chrome? 

Hi, there. Brand-new 2019 less than two months old. Purchased iron remover primarily because i want to use it on my wheels (it shares many properties as Adam's wheel cleaner) and give my panels a good coating to check for iron deposits. However, i'm a novice and scared of claying my new car (yet). So do i NEED to clay and polish after using this? Also, is this safe on trim like chrome and plastic? Thanks! 

Read/heard somewhere that Adam's Iron Remover has similar properties to Adam's Wheel Cleaner. Was thinking of killing two birds with one stone here. Has anyone tried this? Thoughts?