Liquid Fire

Professional Strength Iron Fallout Remover & Wheel Cleaner

Tear through the worst contamination imaginable with ease, while also being PH neutral and safe for all surfaces

What is it? Liquid Fire is a professional strength iron particle remover and wheel cleaner. Its primary function is to dissolve embedded iron particles at the root of the fixture and allow them to be safely rinsed away. In addition, Liquid Fire is also an extremely capable wheel cleaner that can remove all brake dust and wheel staining from a single application with brush agitation. In testing, it proved more effective than the strongest acid wheel cleaners on the market, while also being incredibly safe in comparison. 

What's it made from? Liquid Fire uses a chemical reaction to clean. In its initial phase, the mild sodium thioglycolate acid is reacted to produce strong oxidation of ferrous iron particles and will turn them a dark red/ purple colour. Meanwhile ammonium ions contained within the chemical reaction work to break down ingrained dirt and other contamination to make this a truly effective 1 stop solution for deep wheel cleaning. 

What are the features? For as long as we can remember, fallout removers and acid wheel cleaners were always 2 separate products. Now, with some clever chemistry, you can have a 2-in-1 that truly excels at both and is incredibly safe on your skin and the vehicle you are working on. 

How does it fit into the wash process? Liquid Fire should be used before, or after the wash process, depending on your desired results. We would suggest using it as a wheel cleaner before pre-washing, and for iron particle removal on bodywork and wheels, to use it after the vehicle has been washed, so the product can reach the embedded contamination more effectively. 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

Can Liquid Fire be used on paintwork and glass? Yes, it's completely safe on all hard surfaces and will quickly work to break down embedded iron fallout particles on these surfaces.

Is Liquid Fire safe to use on ceramic coatings and waxes? The simple answer is yes, in fact, it's very good at unclogging/ reviving protection due to its deep cleaning ability while being incredibly mild. 

Is Liquid Fire PH Neutral? Yes, but also no, let me explain. While in the bottle, Liquid Fire is PH neutral, and will remain this way until it contacts with iron fallout. Once this happens there is a chemical reaction where the product turns mildly acidic, but not enough to be harmful in any way. 

Is Liquid Fire safe on diamond cut wheels and other finishes? Yes, because its PH balanced, Liquid Fire is suitable for the most sensitive wheel finishes, including diamond cut, matte/ satin and polished wheels. When cleaning polished wheels you should always check if they are clear coated first before using any wheel cleaners. 

Can Liquid Fire be diluted? Unfortunately no, it must be used neat. This is to maintain the stability and function of the product. Diluting it may stop the product working altogether.