Clearcoat alum wheels
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Flash Gordon
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The best way and safest way to clean them is with soap and water. As long as they don't get to terribly dirty
A good wheel sealant would be my choice as far as waxing. Poorboys World offers up a nice wheel sealant
A good wheel sealant would be my choice as far as waxing. Poorboys World offers up a nice wheel sealant
ryanbabz71
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Dan Metzler
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:iagree:Never used the Gel, but I love the Glaze!Clean the wheels using a good Clear Coat Safe Wheel Cleaner. I like to use the DP Wheel Cleaner with a Daytona Speed Master Wheel Brush. Once the Wheels have been cleaned and dry apply a thin coat of the DP Wheel Glaze.
Mike Phillips
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And although it's more work, removing the rims makes it a lot easier to do a thorough job especially if you need to do any polishing or claying work.
If you do your own tire rotating then this is a good time to pay some extra attention to your rims.
If you do your own tire rotating then this is a good time to pay some extra attention to your rims.
fairlady350z
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the brush really makes your life easier when you're trying to clean the inside of the wheel and behind the spokes. It's worth the money.
BobbyG
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I use either Poorboy's World Wheel Sealant or DP Wheel Glaze. Both do a nice job and keep the brake dust to a minimum and now can be easily washed with soap and water.
fairlady350z
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I use DP wheel glaze. Easy application and great results... Just make sure you put it on thin, otherwise it's a little tough to remove.