Meg #20 or Wheel Wax on Wheels

[Beason]

My father has a BMW and it has tons of break dust even after a day. I want to put something over the wheels to help keep them clean. Which one would be better, I have both and dont use either figured its about time to put one to good use.

 

[travisdecpn]

Either one should do a fine job. If you want to see which lasts the longest apply one to one side and the other to the opposite side.

 

[RuffRyder]

I hear that PB's Wheel Sealant is actually pretty good.

 

[imported_themightytimmah]

PB's wheel sealant, or Klasse Twins. Or AIO/WS, any of em will work.

 

[imported_hadboosttroy]

I use wheel wax, and have loved it

 

[Casebrius]

When its time for new pads, try the AXXIS Ultimates. They have OEM stopping initial bite, less fade, and less dust. I have them on my M3 and like them.

 

[stevet]

My father has a BMW and it has tons of break dust even after a day. I want to put something over the wheels to help keep them clean. Which one would be better, I have both and dont use either figured its about time to put one to good use.

Use the one you already have. There is no need to purchase a "wheel sealant" when you already have products that will do the job just as well. I think wheel specific sealants/waxes are a joke.

 

[jetskie]

I agree with steve there is no need to get another product. I have found that wheel wax does not last long nor work that great for me to buy another can. I think #20 would be better and last longer as wheel wax carnuba can't stand up to the heat of the brakes. If I were you use up the wheel wax and stick with your #20.

 

[Beason]

I have both though. I dont want to buy PB wheel sealent. Between the two which would be better?

 

[stevet]

I have both though. I dont want to buy PB wheel sealent. Between the two which would be better?

If you already have Wheel Wax than use it up. I just wouldn't buy any more because there is no need for a wheel sealant when you can use any regular sealant.