Kevins42

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/59196/img_0306.jpg"></center><p>I used Wheel Wax for the first time last spring
after having my BBS RCs repainted.
Besides making the wheels look great It helps keep them clean by not allowing the brake dust to stick
to the wheels. I just got done cleaning and waxing
my summer wheels in preparation for install.
I can't beleive how good they came out.
I just thought I'd share this with you,
to give something back to you guys for all
your help.

ATH

I wasn't impressed - use the Klasse twins instead on a cleaned wheel

Kevins42

Just in case you're curious.<ul><li><a href="http://www.wheelwax.com/">clicky</a></li></ul>

UberVier

never used that, but I do a coat of Blitz on my CHs, looks soo fine!

Hal_TT::CBP

Doesn't cost a lot and has a mild cleaner for tar and other road grime. I have used this on black trim and mouldings for years. Use it around the window frames/trim to restore the sheen to the rubber mouldings and all. Very light carnuba liquid... also use it to remove tar and bugs in between regular waxings. Keeps the wheels shiny as well.

Their glaze is what a lot of the racers use to reduce surface friction, the finicky ones anyway lol. The finish looks awesome after a few coats of glaze... but like Meguires or other glazes it is for show mostly, will wash off with rain and/or car washings.<ul><li><a href="http://www.thewaxshop.com/superglaze.asp">WaxShop</a></li></ul>

Quattrosaurus

Awesome stuff, beautiful shine, very easy to apply/remove....just doesn't last at all