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waxing wheels? yes or no? Pros and Cons
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so like it says I have heard of people waxing their wheels, my question is good idea? what kind of wax? why? on what kind of wheels(finish)?
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Originally Posted by boostedbox06
got a pic of the rims, seems like it would be a good idea but I agree with greybox on the nooks and crannies part....
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=205026
damn thats a deep dish! but its not a mesh style wheel so you should be able to just polish it out real good, or maybe stay away from the smaller parts like the ones around the bolts by the edge? not sure man, they will look sick no matter what tho!
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Originally Posted by boostedbox06
damn thats a deep dish! but its not a mesh style wheel so you should be able to just polish it out real good, or maybe stay away from the smaller parts like the ones around the bolts by the edge? not sure man, they will look sick no matter what tho!
what are some of the benefits, and what kind of wax do I use?
I wax mine....they have a gloss black finish like yours, i believe I used turtle was, but its been a while I will check next time I am back in my home town for you.

you can get the just of what mine look like in that pic i think

you can get the just of what mine look like in that pic i think
The paint on your wheels is just like the paint on your car. It needs to be waxed regularly. Because of the heat your wheels endure, you should use a wax that can take the heat. A good choice is Collinite 875 Insulator Wax, which can be found locally at Advanced Auto in the Marine section.
I use the Poor Boys World sealent. Great stuff.
http://poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
I use the Poor Boys World sealent. Great stuff.
http://poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
I don't currently have wheels on the xb, but on previous cars I would wax them. The only thing that I noticed were they were easier to clean since there was a layer between the clearcoat and brake dust. If your wheels are easy to do, I would do it
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Originally Posted by samhain
The paint on your wheels is just like the paint on your car. It needs to be waxed regularly. Because of the heat your wheels endure, you should use a wax that can take the heat. A good choice is Collinite 875 Insulator Wax, which can be found locally at Advanced Auto in the Marine section.
I use the Poor Boys World sealent. Great stuff.
http://poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
I use the Poor Boys World sealent. Great stuff.
http://poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
Thanx for th help guys.
What other products can I use?
I wax mine, usually I use Meguiars cleaner wax and sometimes finish them with Meguiars Gold class. My rims are painted black and the polished lip has clearcoat on it.
The only Con I can think of is that it's a little bit of a pain in the ___ to get it all off, the Pro is that brake dust seems to come off a bit easier since it isn't sticking so bad to the paint.
The only Con I can think of is that it's a little bit of a pain in the ___ to get it all off, the Pro is that brake dust seems to come off a bit easier since it isn't sticking so bad to the paint.
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