Can Duragloss Aquawax be used on wheels?

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ittybitty

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Hey all, curious to know if I can use Aquawax on the wheels to make it easier to wash off the brake dust? Also, does anyone know where I can pick this up locally around San Francisco, CA? I went to a few Kragens but I didn't see any. Thx
 
this is no joke i have open spoked wheels and used aquawax on them , i must have sprayed my brake discs without noticing, my brakes were non existant for the first stop



please use extreme caution not to get any on your brake discs/pads spray it on the cloth instead



yeah i shouldve known better lol...no harm done
 
The answer is "yes" as others have stated. As far as purchasing locally, if you have Carquest near you that is where I got mine.
 
steveo3002 said:
this is no joke i have open spoked wheels and used aquawax on them , i must have sprayed my brake discs without noticing, my brakes were non existant for the first stop



please use extreme caution not to get any on your brake discs/pads spray it on the cloth instead



yeah i shouldve known better lol...no harm done
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Very good looking out, and valuable information for us all. I normally spray down the mf anyhow, that is just one great reason why to do so.
 
I used to finish up a set of wheels on a detail today.. Seemed to add a little more pop to the wheels than a regular quick detailer. Not sure on how durable it will be on the wheels vs. a sealant or something designed for wheels, but it sure cant hurt..
 
AW on wheels is a great application. Doesn't seem to be affected by the wheel heat. Puts a nice gloss on clear-coat alloys and keeps brake dust from sticking too. Easier to apply than wheel glaze or similar products.
 
steveo3002 said:
this is no joke i have open spoked wheels and used aquawax on them , i must have sprayed my brake discs without noticing, my brakes were non existant for the first stop



please use extreme caution not to get any on your brake discs/pads spray it on the cloth instead



yeah i shouldve known better lol...no harm done
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Thanks for the very important tip. I was probably going to spray it on a MF towel but thanks for the FYI in case I felt a case of laziness coming on.
 
ittybitty said:
Thanks all for the tips. Now is the problem of finding it locally instead of waiting for it to be shipped.
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I found it locally at a paint/autobody supply shop. Just an idea if you haven't checked them yet..
 
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