Wheel wax?
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Aside from WheelWax, what would you recommend to apply to a set of Volks with the polished lips (for protection and shine). Would almost any "decent" paste wax do?
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I have read that the problem with wax is that the heat on the wheels causes the wax to break down and fail. I havent used wax so I cant say. I just polish the wheels and then use a sealant, like the Poorboys World Wheel sealant. Its a really great product
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Originally Posted by GS300Rich
I have read that the problem with wax is that the heat on the wheels causes the wax to break down and fail. I havent used wax so I cant say. I just polish the wheels and then use a sealant, like the Poorboys World Wheel sealant. Its a really great product ![Thumb Up](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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thanks TOny
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I'm having good luck with the Michelin brand brake dust repellent on my factory chrome wheels. Available at Auto Zone Stores. They provide a three step cleaning, tire protection and the repellent. It's worth the $20 for all three.
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