UPGP on rims?

[AZpolisher15]

For the last few months I've just been applying DG Aquawax to my clear coated rims after washes. I'd like to move to something more durable, although I don't mind frequent re-application at all.

Ive also used Menz PL, 845, and a bunch of others on my rims in the past. I moved to the Aquawax due to ease of application, and would like to stick to a spray product (I do realize these aren't the most durable for rims and I am aware of coatings). I don't want to spend the $$ for a coating, although the McKeys is a possibility.

Would UPGP be a decent choice for the rims? i like that it could also be used on paint/trim/glass ($double duty$). But if it's not going to be a big improvement over the Aquawax, perhaps the McKeys is the best option.

(Or sub any of the wipe on wipe off sealers for UPGP above-- BFCS, OS, etc)

thanks for any advice you have!

 

[Setec Astronomy]

IMO it will be a significant improvement over the Aquawax. Sales notwithstanding, Opti-Seal is usually the most cost-effective of the WOWA sealants, so you might look into that.

 

[ShaneB]

Have you thought about using hydr02? I know I'm not the only one who uses it for sealing wheels (actually that's all I use it for). Doesn't get much easier to apply (spray on, rinse off forcefully)

 

[Setec Astronomy]

Have you thought about using hydr02? I know I'm not the only one who uses it for sealing wheels (actually that's all I use it for). Doesn't get much easier to apply (spray on, rinse off forcefully)

That's a great idea that I've used on wheels that aren't coated.

 

[AZpolisher15]

Can UPGP be used on trim, glass, and headlights like Blackfire Crystal Seal?

Would the Cryatal Seal be any better on rims than the UPGP?