Sealing wheels...

[Civicman86]

I'm looking for a product to protect my wheels. Alot of people seems to use Duragloss #111 sealant. Can I just use OS for the sealant or maybe Collinite? I get lots of brake dust with my racing pads so anything to help make cleanup's easier is welcomed.

 

[imported_DieselMDX]

I use OS and have no problems ith brake dust. normal wash soap is all i need to clean them

 

[KnuckleBuckett]

I use my Ultima PGP (4 coats). The filth sprays/wipes off nicely.



HOWEVER.



I clean, clay, and Ultima PPP them very carefully first. I think the key here isn't the Ultima so much as it is preparing their surfaces correctly before sealing them.

 

[imported_DetailDan]

Any good sealant will be fine.

 

[Civicman86]

Alright I will just use my OS since its already in my house. Thanks for the responses. Time to go outside and have some fun

 

[stilez]

Any good sealant will be fine.

Yep.



Go with the most durable in your arsenal. Deciphering "look" on wheels is just silly.

 

[azenthusiast]

I actually have found that the mixture of Z-7 car wash and water which Zaino recommends as a lube for the claybar works very well on wheels when used in a spray bottle. It is not a sealant, but it cleans up pretty good and is relatively quick.

 

[20jettatdi03]

i just put 3 coats of 845 on mine inside and out during my winter detail and the dirt is sooo easy to clean off

 

[DJ_JonnyV]

For really doing wheels, I've been using a 2 step process lately. After washing, i bust out some P21s Finish Restorer to polish them up and help get rid of some of the stubborn stains. Keep in mind, it will not get rid of all stains. I also like it because it is more like a toothpaste to work with as opposed to some other wheel polishes which are very liquid based. After polishing, i hit it them with Menzerna FMJ. Seems to get the job done.

 

[Seankf1105]

i typically use Klasse AIO topped with Collinite Marque de Elegance