Brake dust vs Armor All wheel protectant
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Unfortunately it is what I suspected. Another Armor All product fail. Thanks for trying though. I wouldn't keep using it because it may not be safe for all wheel finishes, and we all know how sensitive the stockers are to various chemicals.
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Well since it doesn't work I have no reason to keep wasting my money anyway
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Yes I've waxed the wheels and, althought it doesn't prevent the dust from sticking, it doesn't seem to stick as hard so is easier to wash. I have also applied a thin coat of petroleum jelly, Vaseline, etc., and it prevents sticking as well but nothing short of pad replacement will prevent the dust in the first place.
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Eagle One has a similar product that I used on my 350 and seemed to do a good job. I'm going to try that product on the Is-F rims and see what the results are.