Brian2006

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Anything else out there for sealing polished aluminum other than zoop seal? I can't fathom spending $80 for a once a year application.

Richie Carbone

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$80 sounds like a bargain considering you will spend more than that on aluminum polish in a year to maintain a nice shine on raw aluminum.

Just a thought.

Brian2006

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Sorry but there's no way I would spend more than $80 on aluminum polish a year. Meguiar's $12 aluminum polish lasts me a couple years as long as it doesn't turn to paste

Richie Carbone

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Sounds like you don't polish the wheels that often, unless you are buying the stuff by the gallon.

Zoopseal is good for up to two years, so I guess $40 a year is too much for your budget to have the convenience of not having to constantly polish your wheels.

I'd rather work smarter not harder.

SPECIALIZED STAINLESS

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You've probably already thought of this, but you can spray a clear coat on the part. Inexpensive, quick, and easy. It won't look as good as un-coated polished aluminum but it will keep it from corroding...

Y2K Pewter SS

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Rejex is an alternative I have been told.

I Zooped mine nearly 2 years ago. This winter I may Rejex instead of reZooping.

phantomzer0

iTrader: (17)

......and what do we need polishing products for?

ArcticZ28

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Just put a couple coats of NuFinish on them. It's cheap and works well. I would not trust that anything would last for a year or more, unless it's clearcoat.

wannafbody

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Zaino should work. Nialic is also an option. It is a spray coating that's sold under the Eastwood name as Diamond Clear.

Viper

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Zaino works good on my Fikse rims.

Brian2006

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This isn't for my wheels, my wheels are chrome. This is for my covers in my engine bay. Some are stainless steel and some are polished aluminum