Wheel Wax
Anyone know what is a good wheel wax to use on a polished lip. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions for getting water spots and grime off the wheel. Can you clay bar a wheel?
get some wheelwax, used it on my anodized lip GTS wheels, and now on my SFs and it works great. Not too sure on claybarring a Volk wheel, but I used it do it all the time on previous cars with OEM wheels.
Someone else also pm'd me on this topic too.
If you have a clear coat and it's not molested, apply wheelwax every time you wash and it helps with polished aluminum too with water stains and such.
http://www.wheelwax.com/
If you have a clear coat and it's not molested, apply wheelwax every time you wash and it helps with polished aluminum too with water stains and such.
http://www.wheelwax.com/
Can you please explain the difference between abrasive and non-abrasive pleasE?
Originally Posted by Motormouth
I would make sure you aren't using an abrasive wheel wax though. I think they offer both.
Originally Posted by Rekinyze
Can you please explain the difference between abrasive and non-abrasive pleasE?
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you can clay your wheels, just make sure you use a very gentle claybar. Any synthetic sealant will work well on wheels, I just use my normal paint sealant without any issues
wheelwax works great, BUT is not a polish probley will not remove imperfections, a wax is for protecting a polsh is for cleaning and is abbrasive a wax is non abbrasive has no cleaning power. KLAsse is also a good wax/selant to use for wheels and even your brembos or bbk. Klasse last a lot longer then teh wheelwax and has a better gloss and shine to it.
Originally Posted by 1cleanz
wheelwax works great, BUT is not a polish probley will not remove imperfections, a wax is for protecting a polsh is for cleaning and is abbrasive a wax is non abbrasive has no cleaning power. KLAsse is also a good wax/selant to use for wheels and even your brembos or bbk. Klasse last a lot longer then teh wheelwax and has a better gloss and shine to it.
Originally Posted by fahrenheit350
Someone else also pm'd me on this topic too.
If you have a clear coat and it's not molested, apply wheelwax every time you wash and it helps with polished aluminum too with water stains and such.
http://www.wheelwax.com/

If you have a clear coat and it's not molested, apply wheelwax every time you wash and it helps with polished aluminum too with water stains and such.
http://www.wheelwax.com/

Cool never tried this, but my local advance auto was having a clearance w/it i bought 4-5 cans for like a buck a piece
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