Polish Sealant......
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Polish Sealant......
I have searched around to no avail, I don't believe there is a sure answer as to which is the best, or even what works, and for how long. I have heard of a few sealants like Zoop Seal, Poor Boys Wheel Sealant, Zaino, and a few others.....
My question is.......which one works??????!?!?!?
I live in an area where there is a ton of rain, weather changes, and I live on a dirt road.........I NEED AS MUCH PROTECTION AS I CAN GET.
I just bought Polished TTII's, and I have all winter to seal them up. I'm just looking to do it the right way the first time. Any info is greatly appreciated (preferably personal experience!!!)
Thanks again guys,
James
My question is.......which one works??????!?!?!?
I live in an area where there is a ton of rain, weather changes, and I live on a dirt road.........I NEED AS MUCH PROTECTION AS I CAN GET.
I just bought Polished TTII's, and I have all winter to seal them up. I'm just looking to do it the right way the first time. Any info is greatly appreciated (preferably personal experience!!!)
Thanks again guys,
James
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I just put Zoop Seal on my CCW wheels. The application of it is very simple, but time consuming. It runs about $95 for the junior kit, but there is enough in a junior kit to do 3 sets of wheels probably. I really haven't had it on long to see how it holds up to the test of time, but everything I have seen so far from it has been impressive and as described. I hope this helps you some.
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I've not been able to find anything in the way of wheel waxes that were worth a damn...they still spotted up and stained on my CCWs. I never tried Zoop Seal, but I'm probably going to be going a different direction, so I have no intent to try it at this point.
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Originally Posted by cjmatt
from what ive seen, you just have to polish them every two weeks religiously if you want to maintain them
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Originally Posted by Y2K Pewter SS
I just put Zoop Seal on my CCW wheels. The application of it is very simple, but time consuming. It runs about $95 for the junior kit, but there is enough in a junior kit to do 3 sets of wheels probably. I really haven't had it on long to see how it holds up to the test of time, but everything I have seen so far from it has been impressive and as described. I hope this helps you some.
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Originally Posted by firebirdman469
Cool man, well keep me informed about how well it performs. My car is in storage for the winter so I have quite a while until I really need to seal them. I was just wanting to do it now, so I can put INFINITE coats on LOL j/k....