Stealth Supply Decon Pro
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Stealth Decon Pro
TARGETED IRON REMOVAL
Breaks down embedded iron particles, brake dust, and rail dust at the source for a truly clean surface.
PH-BALANCED & SAFE
Non-acidic formula is safe on clear coat, wheels, glass, and chrome without etching or staining.
COLOR-CHANGE TECHNOLOGY
Turns purple as it reacts with iron contaminants, so you can see the product working in real-time.
PROFESSIONAL-GRADE RESULT
Leaves surfaces smoother, cleaner, and safer for detailing steps like claying, polishing, or ceramic coating.
Breaks down embedded iron particles, brake dust, and rail dust at the source for a truly clean surface.
Non-acidic formula is safe on clear coat, wheels, glass, and chrome without etching or staining.
Turns purple as it reacts with iron contaminants, so you can see the product working in real-time.
Leaves surfaces smoother, cleaner, and safer for detailing steps like claying, polishing, or ceramic coating.
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Decon Pro
You can’t see most iron contamination—but it’s there, slowly eating away at your finish. Decon Pro eliminates what soap and water can’t by chemically dissolving iron fallout, brake dust, and rail dust from paint, wheels, and glass. It’s a critical step in any proper detail and the secret to that truly clean and smooth finish.
FAQ
What surfaces can I use Decon Pro on?
Use it on painted surfaces, wheels (including inner barrels), glass, and chrome. Do not use on raw aluminum or sensitive bare metals without spot testing first.
How does it work?
Decon Pro chemically reacts with iron particles, dissolving them on contact. The color-changing formula turns purple as it breaks down contaminants so you can see it working.
Will it damage my wax or ceramic coating?
It may slightly reduce the effectiveness of wax, but it’s safe for most ceramic coatings when used occasionally. Always rinse thoroughly and avoid using it in direct sunlight.
How often should I use it?
Use it during full decontamination details, before polishing or ceramic coating. For most vehicles, once every 2–3 months is sufficient.
Do I need to agitate it?
For wheels or heavily contaminated areas, light agitation with a brush can help. On paint and glass, spraying and rinsing is often enough.