What`s your favorite wheel wax / sealant

**bmw5541** · 12-11-2010, 10:24 AM

I am also a big fan of Wheel Wax. My second favorite is Optimum Opti-Seal. I have also used BF Metal Sealant with great results.

**CEE DOG** · 12-11-2010, 10:39 AM

I love Ultima Trim and Tire Guard on my rims. Unlike applying it to a porous surface you do go ahead and buff it off after about 20 minutes. It lasts forever and is soooooo slick. Brake dust and everything just wipes right off. I love it on my chrome trim as well. Super slick and shines like the sun on chrome.

**imported_BobbyG** · 12-11-2010, 10:50 AM

Two that I`ve tried that work well are:

DP Wheel Glaze
Poorboy`s World Wheel Sealant

I was really surprised how much brake dust just didn`t stick and washing was just plain soap and water, no wheel cleaner!

**bmw5541** · 12-11-2010, 03:26 PM

Originally Posted by CEE DOG

I love Ultima Trim and Tire Guard on my rims. Unlike applying it to a porous surface you do go ahead and buff it off after about 20 minutes. It lasts forever and is soooooo slick. Brake dust and everything just wipes right off. I love it on my chrome trim as well. Super slick and shines like the sun on chrome.

Hey Corey,

I think Ultima should hire you as a consultant. You do more for their product then anyone.:wink:

Not sure how a product that is intended for tires and trim would help on your rims though.

**CEE DOG** · 12-12-2010, 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by bmw5541

Hey Corey,

I think Ultima should hire you as a consultant. You do more for their product then anyone.:wink:

Not sure how a product that is intended for tires and trim would help on your rims though.

Thanks buddy! :clap:

Btw: It is intended for tires, wheels (painted, chrome, polished), bumper trim, plastic grills, fascia, valances, rocker panels and the engine compartment.
FYI: UTTG is resistant to temperatures above 500 degrees (F).

**bmw5541** · 12-12-2010, 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by CEE DOG

Thanks buddy! :clap:

Btw: It is intended for tires, wheels (painted, chrome, polished), bumper trim, plastic grills, fascia, valances, rocker panels and the engine compartment.
FYI: UTTG is resistant to temperatures above 500 degrees (F).

Wow, who knew. Interesting that a product can be used to dress tires and trim and also seal wheels and chrome. I take it, this is really a sealant, rather then a dressing? I know it is expensive, but if it is this versatile, then it might be worth the extra money.

Thanks Corey.

**CEE DOG** · 12-12-2010, 10:10 PM

Yes, it is a sealant. It takes very little and lasts for a very long time. Between those two facts and the time saved in not having to reapply as often you end up saving money.

**imported_Chris@Optimum** · 12-13-2010, 01:30 AM

I absolutely LOVE Opti Coat on my rims. They come clean with nothing more than light agitation with car wash shampoo or ONR. Even if I never put in on the paint, it will be on every set of wheels I ever own. Ron Harris did a video just using a pressure washer after applying the coating, I`ll see if I can find it.