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As stated previously be careful wiht Wheel Brightener as it will destroy certain finishes. That said Wheel Brightener is much better and a whole loth quicker then APC+ 4:1 for wheels. Use the APC+ on the tires and wheel wells instead while using the WB on the rims itself.

Like all said above wait atleast 12 hours before applying another coat or a nuba. I would apply another coat as PL looks great onits own and durability is great. my .02

I'd like to try more of there waxes ie banana armour, SN, and rainforest rub, I have tried and love Puprle Haze and Blue Velvet.

I am in agreement 100%

I was using D151 until recently I have been "messing around" with Poli-seal and I like it alot more. I would try Poli-seal it's easy to use, no dusting, wipes off easily and finishes down great.

Lowes grey buckets work for me also, but I did bring the GG with me. A few buckets didn't work but I did find a bunch.

I have Megs ASD about 75-80% full in the spray bottle, I'm interested in HD and opti-seal let me know which one. I also have UPGP that I can put into a 2 or 4oz bottle if you'd like to sample some.

Yup very interesting on this one. I am also eagerly awaiting a response as I use MF's and never had any problems.:hungry:

845IW all the way, 2 coats and your good to go for the season. Its what I use on my cars and my go to protection for my customers winterization packages.

I have Poorboy's Wheel Sealant that I use and I also use 845IW with alot of good results as well.

I use CG's Citrus Wash and Gloss, concentrated 1oz per gallon of water, to strip previous coats of preotection before I polish and or want to start a fresh sealnt or wax. There are plenty out there that will do the same as the Citrus Wash and Gloss.

I use either Sonax Wheel Cleaner or Megs Wheel Brightener on all wheels with the EZ Detail brush. Both are really great cleaners and if you let either dwell for a minute and agitate with a brush the barrels of the rims come out clean. Some rims need an extra application of the wheel cleaners...

Nice write-up Shawn! People who live up north fhould take note. Although the more people that know how to wash during the winter months the less phone calls I'll get to clean up the cars during the winter and early spring.

I would stay with poliseal, I found D151 a hassle to use. Considering I was using alot, most of my DD clients choose the AIO for price and the results for such a quick job. I found poliseal went about 15-30 minutes quicker then D151 with more slickness and shine in the finish. I can't speak...

I just bought Poli-Seal to replace D151, I tried it out yesterday on my car and was really thrilled with the results. It went on smooth, worked in well and wiped off extremely easy!! I used a PC, orange flat LC 5.5" on speed 4.5. What are your favorite combo's DA or rotary?

Agreed I really like the Sonax cleaner because of a few things, the way it cleans, the ease in which it cleans, it's safe on all wheels and the clients reaction when I'm working at there house is awesome. When I'm working at home most of the time I'll use megs Wheel Brightener because Sonax is...

Here is the wheel before: Sonax sprayed on: Letting it dwell and go to work: Now this is my favorite part, after agitating the wheel bleeds out all impurity's: And after final product:

I love this stuff man!!! It works amazing, I love how the rims just bleed once its agitated. I got some pics but didn't want to hijack your thread.

You may be able to find #7 locally, my local AutoZone carries it along with #26 yellow wax. I believe #7 works the best because of teh oils that it contains.

I would go with any of them except P21 Concours, I have never used it but have heard of few negative things in respect to the durability and ease of use.