Armor All finally makes decent product?
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It's always a good idea to seal your wheels. You don't have to use a dedicated product like this one. I just use the same spray sealant I would use on paint. Over the years, I've tried many wheel specific sealants/waxes. None of them seem to do a better job than the same sealants/waxes you would use on your paint.
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Mar 19 2010, 04:33 PM
It's always a good idea to seal your wheels. You don't have to use a dedicated product like this one. I just use the same spray sealant I would use on paint. Over the years, I've tried many wheel specific sealants/waxes. None of them seem to do a better job than the same sealants/waxes you would use on your paint.
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Originally Posted by Vik2000,Mar 22 2010, 08:40 PM
Would you list some of the products you've used?
Wheel Wax
DP Wheel Glaze
Poorboy's Wheel Sealant
I'm sure I've tried a few others but their names escape me.
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C'mon guys, you should all be better than believing merlin. It's nothing more than an oil based substance. You can achieve the same exact effect by spraying your wheels with baby oil, and leaving it for an hour to dry.
While I agree, it's a "good product" all they did was stick oil in a bottle.
While I agree, it's a "good product" all they did was stick oil in a bottle.
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So as wheel's are (mostly) painted , in theory you could use this stuff on your body paint and not have to wash the car for 4 week's ???
I agree with the above In the absence of a proper test it's got oil in it ,
snake oil
I agree with the above In the absence of a proper test it's got oil in it ,
snake oil
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Mar 19 2010, 07:33 PM
It's always a good idea to seal your wheels. You don't have to use a dedicated product like this one. I just use the same spray sealant I would use on paint. Over the years, I've tried many wheel specific sealants/waxes. None of them seem to do a better job than the same sealants/waxes you would use on your paint.
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