alloy protectors
alloy protectors
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JonathanT

Original Poster:

880 posts

315 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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I've recently had my Imolas refurbed and they're looking very smart now.

Do any of you have any recommendations for anything to apply to help them looking good for longer? Anyone used the autoglym alloy wheel seal?

whitewolf

751 posts

197 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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I'm not an expert but my friends do recommend this, and/or other types of wax.

Anything along this route to protect it full term and more so at winter with salt on the roads etc

scotty_d

6,795 posts

225 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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This is the boy here:

Poorboys rim wax


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Poorboys-Wheel-Sealant-MUST-...

Alexdaredevilz

5,697 posts

210 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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Hide the keys from the missus, that keeps my wheels in good condition

Good Soil (Pete)

543 posts

292 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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my vote is going for the Poorboys stuff too....use on my new car and it's good!

dmjw01

4,471 posts

196 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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scotty_d said:
Poorboys rim wax
Sorry, maybe it's because I've had a couple of beers, but that made me laugh! laugh

JonathanT

Original Poster:

880 posts

315 months

Friday 10th December 2010
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popped onto autoexpress and they suggested something like: http://www.shipshapenorfolkltd.co.uk/ect/proddetai... so I'm gonna give that a go. Thanks for your replies!

Edited by JonathanT on Friday 10th December 21:56

haircutmike

22,511 posts

235 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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Alexdaredevilz said:
Hide the keys from the missus, that keeps my wheels in good condition
+1, and if they must drive your P & J, (no matter what it is), give firm instructions to park 3 feet from the kerb, or in the middle of an empty car park or not at all, could save a marriage wink.