Wheel Wax

[concoursneil]

Just bought new set wheels want to wax them up before putting them on

Has anyone tried this
http://www.wheelwax.com/

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[Buster]

Haven't tried that product but have used wheel wax in the past on diamond cut wheels. They still pick up brake dust but does acctualy rinse off more easily.

 

[OutLore]

Often thought about using some of this stuff - its available from cleanandshiny, but is damn expensive. Worth it providing it works though.

Not sure if it's any different to a "normal" wax......

 

[S3_MCD]

I use my car wax (auto glym)

 

[rgb8888]

I use Kleen Wheels Aq metal mate which is a special polymer and coats the wheel forming a barrier between painted surface and the elements.

I have used it for a while now and it works best on new wheels as it needs to bond.

I have also used turtlewax brake dust barrier but this doesn't last very long and needs to be repeated regularly. I have only applied the Kleen wheels once and its effect does not wear off.

Brake dust still collects but it doesn't stick so is very easy to wash off. - No need to use the harsh cleaners again.

To be fair I do clean my car regularly but it makes it much easier

It isn't cheap but worth it IMO

try www.kleenwheels.co.uk

Cheers

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[concoursneil]

I could say i a bit obsessive on the cleaning too

So wheels dont get that dirty really but just thought it may add bit more protection against the dreadded salt too

 

[ginner]

I have used this and it really does keep your wheels cleaner.......I would recommend it!