Chrome

[RamRoy]

What does everyone use to protect chrome wheels? I am looking for a protectant more than a cleaner. I haven't found much in the cleaner department that does any good; washing with a mit and getting in the grooves seems to work better than this spray on/hose off stuff.

 

[bhonshell37]

Check out Autogeek and Autopia. Look for Sonax wheel cleaner and Sonax wheel coating. A wheel wax also exists. For scrubbing your wheels, I recommend Speedmaster wheel brushes or wheel woolies. Each allows you to clean the face and barrel of the wheels. If you need a wheel cleaner now, check locally for Dub wheel clean made by Meguiars

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[Pull Ya]

^^^^ can't get better advice than this
Jay

 

[ramportin1]

Chemical guys makes a product called max coat wheel guard that is a high gloss sealant. stuff works very well it lasts up to 8 months, of course thats if your maintaining it

http://www.chemicalguys.com/Wheel_Guard_Max_Coat_Rim_Wheel_Sealant_8_oz_p/wac_303.htm

 

[huntergreen]

With three coats will it last longer than 3 months ?

 

[SJP_1809]

Easiest thing I have found is Mckee's 37 Hydro Blue Sio2 Coating. Just spray and rinse off and it makes cleaning the face of the wheels and barrels some much easier.
www.autogeek.net/mckees-hydro-blue-coating.html

 

[RamRoy]

Easiest thing I have found is Mckee's 37 Hydro Blue Sio2 Coating. Just spray and rinse off and it makes cleaning the face of the wheels and barrels some much easier.
www.autogeek.net/mckees-hydro-blue-coating.html

Do you dry with a chamois afterwards?

 

[SJP_1809]

Do you dry with a chamois afterwards?

I use a Toro electric leaf blower and water just flies off but yes you can use a chamios or a quality microfiber drying towel. I just prefer a leaf blower, much easier process in my opinion.