Mathwiz
10-06-2017, 04:55 PM
I bought some McKees 37 foaming wheel cleaner and their wheel coating and decided to give it a go.
1. Washed the wheels and dried them.
2. Clayed the wheels, rinsed and dried them.
3. Put the wheel cleaner on and very little color change to red. (I must have removed most of the brake dust with the clay bar)
4. Rinsed the wheel cleaner off and dried again.
5. This is where it was weird......When I put the coating on the wheel, primed the foam applicator, and started wiping, it was as if there was nothing really there.
Anyway, I put the stuff on, did a light wipe with a MF and I'm hoping it's all good. They did seem to gloss up a little. The wheels are clear coated and was a real pain to get the material into all the little nooks and cranny's.
Time will tell if it was a success or not.
Man, this coating stuff is like an invisible shield. I don't understand where you guys get the term "high spots". It looked like there wasn't anything anywhere, high or low.
1. Washed the wheels and dried them.
2. Clayed the wheels, rinsed and dried them.
3. Put the wheel cleaner on and very little color change to red. (I must have removed most of the brake dust with the clay bar)
4. Rinsed the wheel cleaner off and dried again.
5. This is where it was weird......When I put the coating on the wheel, primed the foam applicator, and started wiping, it was as if there was nothing really there.
Anyway, I put the stuff on, did a light wipe with a MF and I'm hoping it's all good. They did seem to gloss up a little. The wheels are clear coated and was a real pain to get the material into all the little nooks and cranny's.
Time will tell if it was a success or not.
Man, this coating stuff is like an invisible shield. I don't understand where you guys get the term "high spots". It looked like there wasn't anything anywhere, high or low.