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I agree!!! I have a love hate relationship with my ZCP wheels as well. I just detailed the car this weekend and I decided to try the armorall wheel protectant spray. 150 miles later the seem cleaner. Not sure how it will hold up but if it works I will spend the $8 a month (per can) to save me some time!
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I am impressed by the amoral spray! Here are my wheels after 350 miles!
http://db.tt/fWOOHeMJ http://db.tt/boon1TiM http://db.tt/NXa0J8yy The clumping dust is just sitting on the wheel and can be washed away..the wheels need to be hand washed but not like before. Last edited by B757236; 09-10-2013 at 05:47 PM.. |
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09-11-2013, 08:45 AM | #26 |
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Just ultra-cleaned and opticoated my wheels this past Saturday. All I can say is WOW. The wheels are still clean. Noramlly the shine would be gone and there would be a grayish tint on the wheels by now, but they are still shiny! I dont regret buying it a bit.
Go in with a friend or two and spend $20-30 apiece. Have a wheel cleaning/opticoat day.You wont be disappointed. |
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Since I've had opticoat on my wheels, they definitely stay cleaner. With that said, there's still more brake dust than I want so I'm changing out my pads to stoptech street.
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Whenever I get a new set of wheels they are prepped and Opti-Coated before going on the car. It is a "permanent" layer that must be polished off for removal. Any imperfections left before treatment are sealed in. Regular cleaning after proper application should be easy. Nothing else is close longevity wise, as always the prep work is key.
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That's what I've got coming....I'm into this opti coat thing. I'm definitely going to give it a shot
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E-z detail brush the blue one medium size I think. Definitely not the small one. It gets the barrels, behind the spokes, and I've put them between the spokes even numerous times and it's still like day one. It's heavy duty stuff
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