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    I remember sometime ago seeing an infomercial about wheelwax.



    wheelwax.com



    have you guys heard of this thing before? I just tried doing a search to see if there were some post about it but didn`t see any.



    I was wondering if this something worth considering.



    Thanks
    Nnnooo. I can`t kick that high.

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    I posted this exact same question a few months ago....



    ok, I searched for you...



    Wheel wax from tirerack, anyone try it?

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    Thanks for the reply Al. Currently I have AIO and SG on my wheels and very content with it. `Thought that wax had something super special .
    Nnnooo. I can`t kick that high.

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    I also had great results with AIO & SG. Break dust washes off easily.

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    I am a bit confused.



    The name Wheel Wax makes me think that you put this stuff on your Wheels (rims and tires). Is this how one uses this product or do you only apply this on the rims or the tires?



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    2002 Toyota Camry LE V6 (Silver)

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    Havn`t tried it myself, but I have achived the same results with AIO & SG on rims, that they claim their product does.
    Nothing is quite as fine, as a nice car with a good shine!

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    Camry

    It`s applied only on the rims
    Nnnooo. I can`t kick that high.

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    I have used it for about a year. It is very easy to put on and it buffs off to a nice shine. I can`t say that it has a long life but it is easy enough to use that I put it on each time I wash my vehicle. I have used Klasse and P21 on my wheels also and they have the same results as Wheelwax. When it runs out I will probably just use p21 on my wheels.

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    I tried it on my new Fikses, and forget it...When first applied, it looked great...Then, after a few rains and washes, what had been clean and shiny now appeared spotted in certain light...And putting more wax over it didnt take it away...I had to use my P21S multi finish restorer to remove the spots. this stuff is great, and from now on, thats all iM using on the wheels. I think hte wheel wax would work well on painted surfaces...But on forged rims without the paint like the Fikses, forget it.

 

 

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