jb7241986

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i heard after you polish these wheels to make the shine last longer either spray a coat of clearcoat or wax them? any tips?

Skraight

iTrader: (3)

Do not use clear coat, use a good polish/coating made for polished wheels.

Clear coat will yellow.

Also post pics, one of my favorite wheel designs you lucky bastard.

Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

I always applied a thin coat of wax on my CCW's after a good polish. Never appeared yellowish to me and offered great protection and made it much easier to wipe off dirt/dust.

BOBS99SS

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he said a clear coat will turn yellow not wax, i agree stick to polishes n waxes,you have polished wheels,there high maitence no matter what,ive always just stuck to polishing them,if i dont gave adams i usally use white diamind,some good metal polishes will leave anice coating on them ,i have waxed mine after a few times but never thought they stayed cleaner longer or made the shine last any longer

1bdbrd

iTrader: (12)

What wax would you use?

unstable Vic

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I use simichrome polish. Old school but it works well.

leadfoot4

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I have polished aluminum wheels on my "winter beater" 4x4, and was looking for something to protect them from road salt. I stumbled on a product called "ProtectaClear", made by Everbrite. It's as clear as any liquid I've seen, and after 3 winters, the wheels still shine and look really good.

Chevyman1968

ajzcamaro

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Pics or it didn't happen!

redefined

If you have raw polished wheels the best thing you can do is continue to polish them often. Don't clear them or you take the entire point of 'raw polished wheels' away.

Mothers aluminum polish and some elbow power

My6speedZ

iTrader: (18)

Supposedly Weonal is good for this. I usually never bother with trying to extend the life of a polish job because I love metal polishing. I currently smoothing and polishing my entire Land Rover intake manifold just because.

My6speedZ

iTrader: (18)

The only wax I have ever applied to Aluminum was HD Poxy, it did not discolor, but did dull the metal just a hair (so little most people wouldn't even notice probably).

I have considered trying Optiseal since it is completely invisible, but usually just never bother.

xBrandonx

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I use Wheel Wax on my wheels, makes it easier to clean.

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/wheel...Fahj7AodARAAKw