Dragon's Blood Extreme Fallout Remover 5L – Ultimate Iron Contamination Cleaner for All Wheel Types! Super Concentrated, pH Neutral Formula – Perfect for Alloy Rims, Paintwork, and Glass

Super good Valley for Money works very well very good sick

Considered the rest, but frankly this is the best. Cuts through all the dirt on your wheels and delivers exceptional results. Safe on paintwork. 5 litre will last ages. Good value

Expensive investment but well worth it and it works as expected. Wear safety goggles and don't huff the fumes as the product does stink. It is a low viscosity liquid that sprays and doesn't clog a spray bottle unlike other products which can have a very high viscosity and are more like gels, this product gets into nooks and crannies instead of clumping up in one area and after sitting for a minute or two in high humidity I feel that the product did a fantastic job - on par with more expensive iron decontamination products i've used before. It was nice to see one of my rims looking so brown and caked in grime/brake dust actually just be road grime as the expected blood bath wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, now my rims look nice again.

Hold on to your hat, this product actually works. You will have to decant it into a spray bottle to apply it. I used an empty kitchen cleaner spray bottle which works a treat. It smells a bit like an oil refinery or diesel fumes but as you are out in the open air this is not a problem. The only obsticle I experienced is living through a hosepipe ban. I really wanted to rinse it off with my power washer as somehow a watering can does not cut the mustard. I genuinely recommend this product to clean your alloy wheels with ease.

Gives off a bit of a pong but works a treat, expensive stuff… but works well👍🏻 Would just like to make Amazon aware, you supply this wrapped in a protective bag in case of leakage not really much point as the bag had a massive hole in it luckily it never leaked…

Normally use trolls breathe which is more liquid than thin gel. It does not spray as well and wheels do not change colour very much Gone back to trolls and wheels are so much cleaner

I bought this after having previously suffered damage to the lacquer on alloy wheels with some other products, as this promises to be ph neutral and kind to all paintwork. I tested it on the insides of the alloys on my Lexus. They have not been cleaned for literally years, as I simply clean the outer face of the wheels and ignore the bits that are hidden away. The wheel surfaces were so contaminated with iron oxide from the discs that they were effectively a chocolate brown colour. Obviously I had to remove the wheels before cleaning them to access the inner faces. I sprayed on the Dragon's Blood with a spare sprayer and worked it in with a stiff nylon brush of the type normally used in the kitchen sink for the dishes. Right away it formed a thick foam of suds that stuck to the wheel and allowed it to work for 5-10 minutes without running off the surface. One could see the liquid turning purple where it reacted with the iron. One application removed the vast majority of the filth, and a second dose had them looking really sparkling. It is simple to rinse off with cold water. I used about half a litre to clean all four wheels, so a 5 litre bottle will probably last longer than I will. It is definitely kind to the lacquer and in addition it does not seem to dry out skin too much. I didn't wear gloves when using it, but I would not recommend that practice; it is a case of don't try that at home. All in all, I think this is a great product, doing exactly what the makers claim it will do. It is quite simply the best wheel cleaner I have used.

If like mine, your car builds up metal deposits from the disc brakes on the wheels, you'll need this. If you allow the metal deposits to build up on the wheels, then soap and water will not get rid of the horrible staining. Thought I would give this a go. As other reviews have mentioned, it stinks, but I can live with that. I put it in a spray bottle and then soaked the wheels with it. Went for a brew. When the stuff had turned blood red, I started to scrub the wheels with an old toothbrush. Good results and after a second application and a bit more scrubbing the wheels looked pretty good again. Its expensive but it works. Would recommend.