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Re: Alloy wheel wax, which do you use?
Collinite. I am a huge fan of their products. I was having a hard time getting the deep dust and metal deposits out of my SRT wheels. The Collinite No. 840 Pre-wax Cleaner worked GREAT for cleaning them up. It took some time and elbow grease, but its nice knowing I'm using a paint/clear coat safe product. Just be sure to seal with a wax after using the cleaner. I follow up with No. 476 Super Doublecoat Paste Wax, what I use for my whole car.
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Re: Alloy wheel wax, which do you use?
Has anyone tried using plastic dip? Spray on in fall and remove in spring. Not sure how it would work but id say it would be worth a shot.
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Normgarry
I washed my car 6 days ago. Sprayed Armor All wheel/tire on and cleaned them. It snowed two days ago. My wheels are sparklingly shiny.
i have used armor all it is very good, but very hard to find in the UK.
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paul@thecustom300cshop
i have used armor all it is very good, but very hard to find in the UK.
Too bad. They will spray our wheels with it at the nearby carwash for just $2 extra.
It's definitely oleophobic and hydrophobic. Works well not only shining the rims but the tires as well.
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Car: 2006 Chrysler 300c CRD Touring
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paul@thecustom300cshop
i have used armor all it is very good, but very hard to find in the UK.
is this the one?
<http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160957797748>
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I like the combined clean cause I'm LAZY.
You spray it on, wait about 20 seconds and wipe. I use microfiber towels on my whole car - Never a scratch.
I also keep a bottle of this for cleaning my seats. Just spray it on the fabric and scrub.
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Alloy wheel wax, which do you use?
I've checked out this Malco Brake off, I've also watched several videos of it in action and from all the results I've seen it worked crazy awesome. For you who have used it in person does it really work this good? I only ask because it looks like if I'd like to acquire some of it I'm going to have to buy it by the gallon and that's wayyyy more than enough seeing as it will only be used by me. Also are y'all certain that this Malco will be safe for me to use it on my chrome clad 18" factory stock 300C wheels? I would like to make sure that it won't destroy that cover over my wheels.
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is this the one?
yes thats what i use, normally bring back a couple of can in my suitcase, its very good. see the demo on youtube
havent seen it on ebay for a while
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Car: 2008 Chrysler 300C SRT Design Touring (RMS)
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Quote:
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paul@thecustom300cshop
i have used armor all it is very good, but very hard to find in the UK.
Halfords stock it, £7.99 for the 300ml can.
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