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Wheel Wax
Anyone tried it?
http://store.yahoo.com/premiumautocare/wheelwax.html
www.wheelwax.com
http://store.yahoo.com/premiumautocare/wheelwax.html
www.wheelwax.com
From the Wheel Wax Website
*Reduces Brake dust while making your wheels easier to clean. *Goes on easy, removes residual brake dust from wheels that washing leaves behind.
*WheelWax is a soft paste that contains an antistatic agent that changes the surface polarity of your wheels to repel negative brake dust particles.
*Buffs all wheels to a high shine in no time. Keep a good coat of *WheelWax on your wheels all year round for great looking wheels in between washing your car.
*Comes with a money back guarantee that you will be satisfied.
*Reduces Brake dust while making your wheels easier to clean. *Goes on easy, removes residual brake dust from wheels that washing leaves behind.
*WheelWax is a soft paste that contains an antistatic agent that changes the surface polarity of your wheels to repel negative brake dust particles.
*Buffs all wheels to a high shine in no time. Keep a good coat of *WheelWax on your wheels all year round for great looking wheels in between washing your car.
*Comes with a money back guarantee that you will be satisfied.
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From: Commerce Twp, MI
Never tried it. If I were really picky about waxing my wheels, I would make sure it is a synthetic. Wheel temps can get pretty high right next to the brake rotors. Wax melts.
Also, I know a guy who loves using Eagle One Wax as you Dry on wheels after a regular wash.
Also, I know a guy who loves using Eagle One Wax as you Dry on wheels after a regular wash.
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From: Orlando, FL, USA
I intend on trying the Meguiars Final Detail spray on my wheels. Been using Quick Detailer on them for a while now and it works pretty good, but with the additional silicone in the Final Detail, it should work better. Didn't you already order some of this stuff recently?
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-Mike-
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From: Menomonee Falls,WI USA
Are you using it on your factory wheel's ?
If so you really don't need it. A good coat of synthetic sealant and spray detail to clean and you should have good protection & easy cleaning.
If so you really don't need it. A good coat of synthetic sealant and spray detail to clean and you should have good protection & easy cleaning.
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
I am trying the Stoner BeadMax. I am using SpeedBead in the rear wheel well and in the bed with good results so far.
The last 2 "hose-off" washings it seemed to do good with removing the break dust with little effort. Have only coated them one time, I will be doing an "over-haul" cleaning shortly to get ready for winter.
So far so good, only time will tell.
The contents say a blend of natural and synthetic waxes, I really wanted 100% synthetic for the wheels, but have not found one that I am willing to try ( don't need to spend 2 days waxing wheels, I could just use the time cleaning them over the course of the year ).
This is on L wheels, not the stock Chrome ones.
The last 2 "hose-off" washings it seemed to do good with removing the break dust with little effort. Have only coated them one time, I will be doing an "over-haul" cleaning shortly to get ready for winter.
So far so good, only time will tell.
The contents say a blend of natural and synthetic waxes, I really wanted 100% synthetic for the wheels, but have not found one that I am willing to try ( don't need to spend 2 days waxing wheels, I could just use the time cleaning them over the course of the year ).
This is on L wheels, not the stock Chrome ones.