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  • Member For: 18y 7m 23d
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Hey guys

I like to try new things as much as the next person...and seeing as I've seen it advertised lately in magazines I thought I would give it try.

Simply just leaves a milky white residue on the wheel. Had to wipe it off with a micro fibre cloth as I couldn't stand looking at it anymore. After a good wipe...then it came up looking good....however you are only supposed to spray this stuff on and let it dry. No thanks.

When I noticed that this particular product is made in China (enuff said)...it should have rung alarm bells straight away!!!

Anyway...I'll leave it up to you...but it's not worth the money...give it a miss.

My secret (if you can call it a secret) for cleaning wheels....spray with Polyglaze Waterless Wash...simply wipe the dirt away and then buff with another cloth. The dirt just congeals and easily comes off onto the cloth while wiping way...and a great finish.....childs play!

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  • Member For: 18y 2m 21d
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  • Location: Albury, NSW

I use Meguiars HOT SHINE Tire Coating its great no residue and it lasts for weeks. It also hase an adjustable sprayer for high medium and low profile tyres.

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  • Member For: 18y 7m 23d
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  • Location: Sydney

I agree, I also use HOT SHINE and it's great, the best I've used so far.

I meant that this new ARMOR ALL Wheel Protectant goes straight onto the alloy wheels....not the tyres.

Don't use it....it's c**p!

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  • Member For: 18y 10m 8d

Aussie Gold Showroom sealer glaze spray for wheels is my choice

spray on, leave to dry and cure on the wheels - done

no more brake dust build up

Killer on paint and interiors too

I love it

As for tyres - dunno. have tested a tonne but don't like any of them

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  sark021 said:
Simply just leaves a milky white residue on the wheel. Had to wipe it off with a micro fibre cloth as I couldn't stand looking at it anymore. After a good wipe...then it came up looking good....however you are only supposed to spray this stuff on and let it dry. No thanks.

I was pleasantly surprised by the Armor all wheel protectant, my brakes cause ALOT of dust, so much that 3 days or driving and they begin to look black, after a week they are black and look like I have not cleaned them in a month. The first time I tried the wheel protectant they were clean for over a week, began to look dirty but not black and remained like that (unwashed) for another 3 weeks.. sure they were not clean for the 5 weeks but they never got anywhere near as black as what they normally get.

At the moment I am running the left side front wheel with armor all wheel protectant on it and the right side front wheel I applied 2 layers of meguiars NXT2 paste wax.. just to run a small comparison, so far there is no difference between the 2 after 5 days

just a tip, dont get sucked in to the wheel protectants, most of them are just simple sealants repackaged (ie the same stuff you use on your paint)

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  • Member For: 18y 7m 23d
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  • Location: NSW

I've always found that if I use car polish on my wheels they come up a treat, and they tend to be fairly resistant to building up any brake dust as a result.

As for the tyres, I discovered long ago that most of the different brand tyre shines are all made from the same stuff.

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  • Member For: 18y 7m 23d
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  • Location: Sydney
  Dream Machines said:
Aussie Gold Showroom sealer glaze spray for wheels is my choice

spray on, leave to dry and cure on the wheels - done

no more brake dust build up

Killer on paint and interiors too

I love it

As for tyres - dunno. have tested a tonne but don't like any of them

Thanks for the tip, just looked at Aussie Gold Showroom Glaze on the net. Sounds good...will send away for some.

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