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07-19-2006, 04:12 PM
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What is the best wheel wax or protectant for rims? I have RH J5's gunmetal with a chrome lip. I seen stuff online but dont really wanna wait for it in the mail. I was thinking pepboys autozone stuff. I had a bottle of mother's liquid wheel polish for the chrome but it didnt work as good as i thought. Any suggestions??? I know people posted threads on this before but i'm at work and dont really have time to search....
07-19-2006, 04:14 PM
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What is the best wheel wax or protectant for rims? I have RH J5's gunmetal with a chrome lip. I seen stuff online but dont really wanna wait for it in the mail. I was thinking pepboys autozone stuff. I had a bottle of mother's liquid wheel polish for the chrome but it didnt work as good as i thought. Any suggestions??? I know people posted threads on this before but i'm at work and dont really have time to search....
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I bought it 'Wheel Wax' at Advanced Auto for $10 per jar. I concur with Nexx that it does work. If you really want to get crazy apply 'Wheel Wax' to the insides of the wheels as well. Really expedites the cleaning process. While it will not stop all brake dust from sticking it will reduce the dust by roughly 80%.
07-19-2006, 04:32 PM
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I bought it 'Wheel Wax' at Advanced Auto for $10 per jar. I concur with Nexx that it does work. If you really want to get crazy apply 'Wheel Wax' to the insides of the wheels as well. Really expedites the cleaning process. While it will not stop all brake dust from sticking it will reduce the dust by roughly 80%.
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Originally Posted by Nexx
when i clean my wheels know, i almost dont have to touch my wheels with a towel to clean them. almost all the dirt and dust just sprays off using a pressure washer.
07-19-2006, 06:28 PM
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thanks guys i'll stop by advanced tommorrow and pick up some... sillk i'm down whenever this weekend i'm goin to the beach though but i'm off all next week so hit me up
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