Oz Wheels - Deal with the Devil ?
Oz Wheels - Deal with the Devil ?
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rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,619 posts

313 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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I found a new product in the local car shop and decided to
give it a go.

I polished the wheels as usual with autosol (alloy polish) - these
are neat alloy no lacqueer.

Then added this silicon seal :



I think they have come up well - this is just a clear liquid sealer and I'm hoping it will help to keep off the rain and winter corrusion.

Not sure if the silicon will make polishing the next time more difficult or not..

Anyone else tried it.

Ye Olde Wecg

76 posts

239 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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Haven't tried it, but your results look very good!
Hope no over spray went on the discs!!

rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,619 posts

313 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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It's not a spray - just rub on with a cloth - then buff..

It does look like a spray can though

Ye Olde Wecg

76 posts

239 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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That sounds like good old fashioned value for money then (and a lot safer). You know the days when you bought a tin 'full' of the product you wanted, not just a drop of it and loads of compressed air!!
Good find!

l33

3,469 posts

253 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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Looks great.
Rather than a silicon based product to finish off, I use WD40 - I kid you not.
It has come very highly recommended on many forums, gives good results and does not allow dirt to bake itself on to your wheels. Just a hose off is all that is needed to remove brake dust.

deetes

413 posts

262 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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javascript:enlrge('/pc/catalog/fs365_1+5_new_label_1331_detail.jpg')

Don't know if the above link will work , but it's for a product call Scotoiler Protect. It can be bought from most motor bike shops. Works well on my bike and I've sprayed it about on the Tiv too.

Try this link to Scotoiler web site.

www.scottoiler.com/pc/Bicycle_Oiler/FS_365_Protector_Spray_1_Litre_-|-_5_Litre_Refill_(UK_MAINLAND_CARRIAGE_FREE_OFFER).html

Edited by deetes on Friday 27th October 18:49

campbell

2,500 posts

312 months

Friday 27th October 2006
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That looks very good.

I use Autoglum metal polish on the outer rim, my rims arent laqured, i would like to have them prof polished but i cant aford the rebuild for all of the 120 bolts that the four wheels togeather... bugger...

well for now ill have to put up with elbo greass.

hormone

823 posts

266 months

Saturday 28th October 2006
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campbell said:
That looks very good.

I use Autoglum metal polish on the outer rim, my rims arent laqured, i would like to have them prof polished but i cant aford the rebuild for all of the 120 bolts that the four wheels togeather... bugger...

well for now ill have to put up with elbo greass.
You should worry. I'm in the process of doing 10 of the buggers!