WheelWax ! ! !

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PaulProe

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Some time ago, Ian (Gracie) gave me a sample of a product called WheelWax. It coats the rims so brake dust doesn't stick. I am here to say this stuff is great.

I run a softer Wilwood brake pad compound that dusts pretty easily. Normally I have to clean my wheels almost weekly. I put this stuff on about a month ago and don't have an issue anymore. They recommend recoating occasionally, which I did today, and there was only light dust which easily wiped off. No wheel cleaner, no water, no messy clean-up.

You can get it on Amazon - Thanks, Ian

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Thanks for posting Paul. My Porsche wheels are a real pain to clean so I’m definitely getting some of this.
 
PaulProe said:
Some time ago, Ian (Gracie) gave me a sample of a product called WheelWax. It coats the rims so brake dust doesn't stick. I am here to say this stuff is great.

I run a softer Wilwood brake pad compound that dusts pretty easily. Normally I have to clean my wheels almost weekly. I put this stuff on about a month ago and don't have an issue anymore. They recommend recoating occasionally, which I did today, and there was only light dust which easily wiped off. No wheel cleaner, no water, no messy clean-up.

You can get it on Amazon - Thanks, Ian

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Yes indeed… shines and protects easy on off just put it on and wipe off immediately… sun glasses could be needed!👀
 
Looks like the company went out of business in 2022. I would guess they either got bought out or were shut down because they were infringing on someone else. Maybe Ian can learn from his source what they are using now
 
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Searching on Google, Poorboys Wheel Sealant seems to be the alternative. I see a lot of guys who said they preferred this over the Wheelwax. Both are sealants. Wheelwax had a little polish in it (slightly abrasive) while Poorboys does not. You'll need to shine your wheels real good before using it.
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