Has anyone tried this stuff

http://www.pitstopinternational.com/wheelshield.htm

Saw it on 2 Guys Garage
If it works it sounds like a real time saver

 

Haven't tried that one... if you give it a whirl, let us know how it works!

 

I've always just used poorboys wheel sealant.

 

1 application never lasts a whole year, on any product that guarantee's it will

 

haven't heard from you in awhile, 98Navi...

Anyway, x2 for both RP and 98Navi. But definately let us know how it performs.

 

Been a long recent stretch of weeks. Carwash is 5.5 years old now and chit just starts breaking. I've spent the last 3 weeks in reclaim water (1 step short of sewage water) trying to repair a $60K water system that the company that designed it went out of business. Then there's all the typical maintenence, the Nav has what appears to be the leaky winshield short out the electical kill the battery problem, and the list goes on........

The only good is that I drove 1000 miles to charleston sc for christmas, and man, you click off the OD and let that blower hit 6 or 7 psi in 3rd gear at 70 or 80mph, and you pass those MF'rs like a rocketship. I cruised back to Atlanta averaging about 92MPH and got 14MPG (14 is a motherload for me)

 

The wheel shield works great. Something about the positive, negative charged ions that doesn't allow the brake dust to stick. I haven't had it on a year yet--only a couple of months, but so far it does what it claims to do. I feel however, it would work better on clear coated VS. polished aluminum wheels.

I've seen the backside, bolt on, brake dust covers in action, and these seem to work best at anything keeping the brake dust completely off.

 

so this stuff wont oxidate chrome?

 

s100 detail and wax is a great product, used mainly on motorcycles. a friend of mine showed me this stuff he uses on his harley and damn what a shine, slick as glass.....look on the motorcycle sites for this stuff.....i like it for quick detailing

 

S100 is a good product -- especially on dark colors. It's a carnauba-based product (I believe)... I've used it before (samples) with very good results...

S100, however, probably isn't the best choice for wheels because it's carnauba based...