Zoop Seal Substitute?
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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.
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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.
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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...