Jetseal 109 - dubber advice (alloy treatment)

[west_philly]

Has anyone used Jetseal 109? Ive been hearing abit about this but wanted to know if anyone has used it for alloy treatment? Thinking of getting some for my ATS cups ive just brought.

Thoughts welcome

[javalin]

yup used it on a few sets of wheels.  Top stuff.  Defo recommend it.

[Dan J]

yes definatly get it you wont be disapointed, its very durable and gives a suprisingly good shine to the wheels, to bump the durabilty up a bit put a layer or 2 of wax over it and it will make them so much easyer to keep clean.

[west_philly]

Jetseal 109 it is then  Cheers for the advice peeps

[jaydubveedub]

It's awesome stuff.

Ideally use 2 coats. If you can, let the second coat cure overnight before buffing off, then top with a few coats of wax as others have said.

Poorboys Wheel sealant is also a good choice of product to apply after the Jetseal, 2 or three coats 

Might sounds like a lot of work but it's much easier than scrubbing off baked-on crud every week.

[Guy]

yep... order it from Chris at waxamomo and use the discount code if you are new to his services... i lurve jetseal.. one of my favourite products 

[kells]

yep jetseal is my fave product, use it on al my alloy bits, use it on all my lights, infact i use it on just about everything

what are peoples opionions on the poorboys wheel seal against regular wax??  i find no benefit over the latter ?

[Dan J]

stick with your wax Kells.

[jaydubveedub]

I will admit that if you are already using regular wax on your rims then the Poorboys is unlikely to offer you anything extra in terms of protection.

However, on the plus side, it's incredibly easy to apply and remove, and it does give a really nice, slick, wet look finish.

Each to their own I suppose.

[kells]

stick with your wax Kells.

sorted matey, always their with the helpfull advice