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Title: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: Carl! on 05 April 2014, 15:36: Could do with something as I have to cross over a gravel yard which often has massive puddles on it etc. What do people use?
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: Lewy on 05 April 2014, 22:04: Poorboys wheel sealant.

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Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: dom on 06 April 2014, 00:15: Another vote for Poorboys here, good protection and smells amazing!
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: sharki786 on 06 April 2014, 10:09: Quote from: dom on 06 April 2014, 00:15
Another vote for Poorboys here, good protection and smells amazing!

indeed it does. Smells like water melons :laugh:
my wife also licked it as she was expecting our daughter lols. Hormones are all over the show
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: Mr Blue on 06 April 2014, 10:48: Poorboys wheel wax?

Waste of space in the detailing cabinet. Buy a high strength and cheap wax. Finishkare high temp wax or colinite 476 for example. Use it on wheels and paint. Much better buy over a dedicated wheel wax.

You probably can use the wheel wax on paintwork but just another marketing scheme.
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: scarr89 on 06 April 2014, 13:20: Quote from: dom on 06 April 2014, 00:15
Another vote for Poorboys here, good protection and smells amazing!

+1
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: Stevie35 on 15 April 2014, 22:19: I use poorboys too 3 coats each wheel but have used gtechniq C5 wheel armour on my last R32 was good stuff and one coats lasts ages
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: FlashRedThree on 19 May 2014, 17:12: FK1000P
Title: Re: Best stuff to protect finish on dished wheels?
Post by: Carl! on 19 May 2014, 19:13: I went for the colinite just for fact I can also use it on paintwork. Watched a few vids on youtube of it on paintwork and I was impressed.