new wheels & wax???
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new wheels & wax???
happy new year to all cl members,
i just bought a set of new wheels for my gs4, im in new england...so lets just say the weather stinks...but im so excited to put them on that i keep touching them and doing something with them...i find myself waxing them ALOT....is this a good thing that there is going to be so much wax on them or a bad thing??? but i can wait till the snow melts so i can put my new shoes on and finally post so pics for all you guys to see!!!
i just bought a set of new wheels for my gs4, im in new england...so lets just say the weather stinks...but im so excited to put them on that i keep touching them and doing something with them...i find myself waxing them ALOT....is this a good thing that there is going to be so much wax on them or a bad thing??? but i can wait till the snow melts so i can put my new shoes on and finally post so pics for all you guys to see!!!
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Lsport- I dont know if the Dronells that you have are the same chrome finish as the CA-05 that I have, but the Meguiairs Quick Wax (spray bottle) is all I use on mine other than soap and water. I used some other wax on them (Turtle Wax Chrome polish) on them, and it made them a little hazy!
The spray wax is perfect on them, leaves that deep luster!!
The spray wax is perfect on them, leaves that deep luster!!
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D,
the wheels are off the car for the winter so im waxing them inside and out...i started already, using turtle wax and it leaves a nice slippery feeling surface... with a nice shine i might add... seems like no brake dust is gonna stick to these wheels!! When you waxed your wheels what kind of haze are you talking about??? im hoping i dont run into that problem...
the wheels are off the car for the winter so im waxing them inside and out...i started already, using turtle wax and it leaves a nice slippery feeling surface... with a nice shine i might add... seems like no brake dust is gonna stick to these wheels!! When you waxed your wheels what kind of haze are you talking about??? im hoping i dont run into that problem...
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I just noiticed that a couple weeks after i polished them with the Turtle Wax chrome polish, they did not have the same "depth" in the shine!
The last time I was there, u had a Dronell CA-05 in ur shop, do u still have it there? If so just polish a small section of it with chrome polish and see what happens
The last time I was there, u had a Dronell CA-05 in ur shop, do u still have it there? If so just polish a small section of it with chrome polish and see what happens
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