Can you wax the wheels?
1. Can this be done safely?
2. Any benefits?
3. Any negatives?
I'm thinking it may help repel some of the brake dust.
Thanks for any assistance or comments.
2. Any benefits?
3. Any negatives?
I'm thinking it may help repel some of the brake dust.
Thanks for any assistance or comments.
Every time I apply any Zaino to the Z (Z-2, Z-5, Z-6), I always apply it to the wheels as well. I have Track so I have Rays. They look great and it does make cleaning the brake dust a lot easier. I can't think of any downsides.
WAXING wheels has little benefit, as the condition the wheels are under will obliterate most of the wax after your first drive. SEALING the wheels with a polymer sealant like Bonz has done is a good idea, as polymer sealants stand up to things like heat MUCH better.
Originally posted by Brad4rdHay
WAXING wheels has little benefit, as the condition the wheels are under will obliterate most of the wax after your first drive. SEALING the wheels with a polymer sealant like Bonz has done is a good idea, as polymer sealants stand up to things like heat MUCH better.
WAXING wheels has little benefit, as the condition the wheels are under will obliterate most of the wax after your first drive. SEALING the wheels with a polymer sealant like Bonz has done is a good idea, as polymer sealants stand up to things like heat MUCH better.
Originally posted by Dr Bonz
Every time I apply any Zaino to the Z (Z-2, Z-5, Z-6), I always apply it to the wheels as well. I have Track so I have Rays. They look great and it does make cleaning the brake dust a lot easier. I can't think of any downsides.
Every time I apply any Zaino to the Z (Z-2, Z-5, Z-6), I always apply it to the wheels as well. I have Track so I have Rays. They look great and it does make cleaning the brake dust a lot easier. I can't think of any downsides.
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