What wax to use to wax wheels?
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The benefit to going with a product like "Wheel Wax" or Poorboys Wheel Sealant is they... <m>
Have a higher breaking point than regular waxes. Most generic waxes are between 125 degrees and 200 degrees. I believe the Wheel Wax is upwards around 400 degrees, so it does a better job fighting off the break dust.
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Where'd you hear that?
AFAIK Wheel Wax uses carnauba wax, so its "breaking point" is gonna be the same as any other carnauba-based wax, no?
More to the point, I've tried Wheel Wax, and it doesn't work any better than ordinary car wax. It doesn't "repel" brake dust as claimed, and it doesn't last longer. This is my personal experience, in a comparison with Blitz wax. Others here have tried Wheel Wax too, with similar results. A big SKIP, imo.
More to the point, I've tried Wheel Wax, and it doesn't work any better than ordinary car wax. It doesn't "repel" brake dust as claimed, and it doesn't last longer. This is my personal experience, in a comparison with Blitz wax. Others here have tried Wheel Wax too, with similar results. A big SKIP, imo.
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