Wheel Wax on Volks?
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Originally Posted by zackt69
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I looked around and couldn't really find an answer - is Wheel Wax alright to use on Volks? Last thing I want to do is mess up the clear coat. I'm sure it's fine, just wanted to get some feedback and make sure.
Thanks!
Zack
Thanks!
Zack
After trying several of the better "car" waxes I found they all attracted brake dust and didn't hold up to the heat the wheels experience.
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Last edited by DaveO; 04-11-2006 at 09:28 AM.
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I used Zaino on my winter alloys one winter and the following winter I used Wheelwax. I noticed a huge improvement with the Wheelwax. The wheels seem to stay cleaner and were easier to keep clean. I have my summer rims treated with wheelwax and I'm expecting to see a big improvment with wheel cleaning this year.
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i used it on mine - VOLK LE37T gunmetal with chrome lip. no problems whatsoever, but it does protect from the brake dust - as in, it takes more than twice as long for the brake dust to accumulate on the wheels. definitely a worthy 30 minutes spent cleaning the wheels and applying the wax.
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Originally Posted by codeflux
i used it on mine - VOLK LE37T gunmetal with chrome lip. no problems whatsoever, but it does protect from the brake dust - as in, it takes more than twice as long for the brake dust to accumulate on the wheels. definitely a worthy 30 minutes spent cleaning the wheels and applying the wax.
Anyone tried using the new wax by McG or i forget who that doesn't produce white haze/powder and is safe on black plastic pieces too? I use regular wax on the lip only, but I want to try a wheel polish or I guess i will step up to the wheel wax everyone is talking about.
Last edited by WYSIWYG; 04-11-2006 at 02:49 PM.