[GenX]

i really did not care about these wheels :shrug: but i had to get them with my
escape,it's a plastic chrome over the rim. what is the best product to seal/wax/clean these nice glossy plastics?.....

 

[CrashNburn]

i would just wash them with regular car soap, and then way them.

 

[JIMMYJOHN]

I've got a buffer that goes on my cordles drill that really works great!

 

[jonas1022]

Ordinary car wash soap. Nothing special, and I wouldn't take any polish or cleaner wax to them. It might wear the thin layer of chrome off the plastic.

 

[GenX]

i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk.
i just hope they stay bright in the coming years. :worry:

 

[prowler]

i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:

use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).

If you need to clean them (like removing brake dust) clay works best without the chance of damaging the thin chrome.

 

[jonas1022]

i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:

use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).

If you need to clean them (like removing brake dust) clay works best without the chance of damaging the thin chrome.

Interesting, I just use Meguiars Detailing spray, now that I have thought about it. I have never used the clay...too lazy I suppose. :doh:

 

[stone]

I go to the car detailers, and have them do it for me. I like your avatar GenX. A pussy cat grooving to the beat. :lol:

 

[prowler]

i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:

use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).

If you need to clean them (like removing brake dust) clay works best without the chance of damaging the thin chrome.

Interesting, I just use Meguiars Detailing spray, now that I have thought about it. I have never used the clay...too lazy I suppose. :doh:

clay IS lazy - keep using the detailing spray, just use the clay to remove it rather than a microfiber towel.

 

[JIMMYJOHN]

I can't figure out how you thought that cat to Bee Bop You'r a smart cookie