Recent content by joey8

Jealous. I got a baby "5.0" but it's getting some surgery. After it's done recovery it should be able to keep up ;) Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

I wonder though if you just remove it immediately does it protect the vinyl like it should? Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

Sounds good. I'll do some experimenting with it as well with time and temperature when I get a chance Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

Looking forward to the outcome! Pics please Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

I had the same experience you had OP. it dried rather quickly but I waited the 20 minutes until I removed it. The excess product did come off but it left behind a chalky kind of finish. As if the product leaves something behind and totally changed the color of my matte black vinyl stripe to a...

The power these companies are putting out right from factory is unreal. However weighing in at probably 4200-4400 lbs that thing is a pig! Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

Opti-coat it is my friends. Order placed, along with some other goodies, thanks to a nice 25% savings.

Understood. The car is garage kept so washed on a weekly basis so the water spots if any won't be left on there long!

Wouldn't the water spots though be bonding to the coating rather then the textured matte finish of the wheel? I feel like it would be a heck of alot easier to clean the water spots off the coating then it has been off the wheels finish.

Cool. So i should be able to coat all four wheels with 1 tube of opti coat it seems like.

Yessir. Now which would you choose out of all the coatings. I just mentioned opti coat and the BL wheel coating because those were the first that came to mind. How many applications do you think i could get from a tube of the opti coat. I know the BL wheel coating is 4 oz but what about the...

Thanks for the replies guys. Seems like opti coat is what everyone is saying I should go with. I won't care if Opti-coat makes the wheels "shine" a bit more. That won't bother me. The water spots and the time taken to clean them is what bothers me most. When I coat them I will use regular car...

Just like the title says. I am going to coat my forgestar textured matte black wheels. They are a pain to keep clean and I believe a coating will ease the cleaning process. Mainly it's little white water spots that are remaining on the wheel. With some wheel cleaner and light scrubbing I can get...

Not to hijack the thread but can apc+ diluted at 10:1 be used on black plastic and trim without discoloring it? Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online

Oh yes. This colder weather here in NJ doesn't help one bit. But when it's warmer I'm sure I will get some traction for sure! Plus those look badass in the back if you ask me! Sent from my SCH-I545 using AG Online