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Swissvax has a wheel wax, and a few other companies. Go check out Autopia, there is a lot of useful info.
You can use regular wax... I have for years...
Also, a quick spray wax on wheels at every wash helps, and its easy.
You can use regular wax... I have for years...
Also, a quick spray wax on wheels at every wash helps, and its easy.
i sprayed mine with rattlecan epoxy paint for appliances, it came out great, nice shine, good chip resistance. yes do not use really any sort of wheel cleaner, i use a plastic brush. i dont find the wax repels the brake dust more or makes them easier to clean tho... just wash your baby weekly!
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Mine are powdercoated white from the factory.
I use a microfiber cloth with some mother's carwash, it's not really necessary because any brakedust just wipes off clean with a bare hand. I wax them every couple of months, just to keep them clean though.
I use a microfiber cloth with some mother's carwash, it's not really necessary because any brakedust just wipes off clean with a bare hand. I wax them every couple of months, just to keep them clean though.
