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Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
What is your favorite wheel protection product? I am looking for your favorite that provides shine, avoids brake dust cling, and cleans well with regular wash, e.g., easy to wash clean and brake dust is removed easily.
I have used my car sealant, such as 4*UPP or Ultima, with good results following a wash and clay.
I have seen some of the other products on AG but all seem to have a wide variety of opinion as to effectiveness.
Thanks for your help.
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Opti-Coat.
+1
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Opti-Coat.
+2
But if you are looking for a traditional sealant: BF Metal sealant.
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
Another vote for Opti-Coat.
When accomplished right, this is a one and done application.
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
I've had good experiences with DP wheel coating, easy to use, sheds dirt quickly & easily. Im going on 6 months and it still beads very well.
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Originally Posted by smack
Another vote for Opti-Coat.
When accomplished right, this is a one and done application.
Your supposed to say +3
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Opti-Coat.
+4. Nothing will beat opti-coat.
Check this out:
Review: DP Wheel Coating
I compared it against Opti-coat.
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
Wow. Opticoats the one then, with some of the other wheel coatings like DP and pinnacle close behind.
So I take it that the use of harsh wheel cleaners like poor boys, Meguiars, or Wolfgang are only needed to prepare for/prior to coating and to avoid such routinely, e.g., use only regular wash?
Thanks.
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Re: Wheel protection -- Your favorite?
CarPro HydrO2... nothing is quicker or easier to apply, and it works great on any surface. You'll have to reapply ever 1-2 months, but it literally takes 2 minutes to apply to all 4 wheels.
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