Finding A Wheel Sealant
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There are several good wheel waxes out there (DP Wheel Wax, Auto Finesse Mint Rims, Swissvax Autobahn [my personal choice]), but the issue is it does not last long. The heat and grime buildup really take their toll on them and they normally have to be re-applied once a month on a daily driver.
Menzerna power lock and Zaino Z2 Pro are the best in durability with the slight edge to the Zaino for the look it gives the wheels and slightly better durability.
If you want a real good protection that lasts a long time and helps prevent dust buildup, then look into getting the wheels coated with a glass or quartz surface coating from companies like Gtechniq or 22PLE.
Menzerna power lock and Zaino Z2 Pro are the best in durability with the slight edge to the Zaino for the look it gives the wheels and slightly better durability.
If you want a real good protection that lasts a long time and helps prevent dust buildup, then look into getting the wheels coated with a glass or quartz surface coating from companies like Gtechniq or 22PLE.
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If you already have a favorite paint sealant/wax on hand I would just apply that to the wheels every few months or so to help protect and make cleanings easier.
If your interested in long-term durability, look into the semi-permanent to permanent coatings on the market from brands like gtechnique, 22ple, cquartz, opticoat.
Just pick your favorite product and use it often.
If your interested in long-term durability, look into the semi-permanent to permanent coatings on the market from brands like gtechnique, 22ple, cquartz, opticoat.
Just pick your favorite product and use it often.
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