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The Guz said:
Small order. The sample bottle is perl.

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Do you prefer the Iron-X LS to the regular IronX?
Do you think the Iron-X LS works as well as the regular Iron-X?
 
Merlin said:
Do you prefer the Iron-X LS to the regular IronX?
Do you think the Iron-X LS works as well as the regular Iron-X?
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You know I haven't used regular ironx. I bought the LS version because someone said it does not smell as bad as the regular version lol.

The LS version has worked well for me thus far.
 
The Guz said:
You know I haven't used regular ironx.
I bought the LS version because someone said it does not smell as bad as the regular version
lol.

The LS version has worked well for me thus far.
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After trying both (a few times) I went back to the original.
I think the original works better than the LS - they both smell.
I've heard it described as everything from a bad woman's hair permanent to rotten eggs.
What do you think it smells like...It sure ain't lemons!
 
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Merlin said:
After trying both (a few times) I went back to the original.
I think the original works better than the LS - they both smell.
I've heard it described as everything from a bad woman's hair permanent to rotten eggs.
What do you think it smells like...It sure ain't lemons!
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All of the iron removers smell. Not one of them smells decent. I'll give the original a shot. I would imagine that they would be identical in their formulation other than the smell. But maybe they are not.
 
Merlin said:
After trying both (a few times) I went back to the original.
I think the original works better than the LS - they both smell.
I've heard it described as everything from a bad woman's hair permanent to rotten eggs.
What do you think it smells like...It sure ain't lemons!
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My wife hates when I use IronX. So I try to use it as little as possible...
 
After 2 years and 9 months, my CQUK and DLux application is finally starting to break down. It's held up extremely well. The vehicle is garage kept and only 16k miles, but I only applied Reload maybe 4 times and there were several times that it went 3+ months without a wash, usually in the winter so road salt, etc. was sitting on it for that long. Regardless, the paint STILL looks much better than new cars. No swirls on the vehicle with 2.75 years of washes and wear - thanks to the Incredimitt and Dry Me Crazy! I'm excited to apply the new formula CQuartz with the TiO2. Ambient temps will be 80*F+, so I figured it was the right time to try a different coating other than CQUK. Huge thanks to @Corey, Alexandra, and the rest of the team.

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GreatAvalon said:
After 2 years and 9 months, my CQUK and DLux application is finally starting to break down. It's held up extremely well. The vehicle is garage kept and only 16k miles, but I only applied Reload maybe 4 times and there were several times that it went 3+ months without a wash, usually in the winter so road salt, etc. was sitting on it for that long. Regardless, the paint STILL looks much better than new cars. No swirls on the vehicle with 2.75 years of washes and wear - thanks to the Incredimitt and Dry Me Crazy! I'm excited to apply the new formula CQuartz with the TiO2. Ambient temps will be 80*F+, so I figured it was the right time to try a different coating other than CQUK. Huge thanks to @Corey, Alexandra, and the rest of the team.

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Nice haul!
 
 
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