Post 526233 by Harvey on 2012-07-21 15:40:14
Anyone used a wax for alloy rims called rim wax by smartwax says it keeps the brake dust and dirt away. Is it any good .
Anyone used a wax for alloy rims called rim wax by smartwax says it keeps the brake dust and dirt away. Is it any good .
At first the thread title sounded painful... Not heard of it tbh but then I've never put 'Rim Wax' in google :hilarious
I did smile when I saw the name just glad I get some online and not have to ask for it.
I had to laugh when I saw that thread pmsl
[QUOTE=Rhys;526240]At first the thread title sounded painful... Not heard of it tbh but then I've never put 'Rim Wax' in google :hilarious[/QUOTE] :hilarious:hilarious
Used to use it but I gave it away in preference for a different wheel protection wax.
[QUOTE=Wobbly Dave;526351]Used to use it but I gave it away in preference for a different wheel protection wax.[/QUOTE] And that would be ???????????????????????????
[QUOTE=Wobbly Dave;526351]Used to use it but I gave it away in preference for a different wheel protection wax.[/QUOTE] So is it any good or what is the other make of stuff is it better to use ,last longer ???? Thanks.
Rim wax is good stuff. I only switched because I was told the stuff I bought was better. TBH I have not seen a dramatic difference. So long as you use something it will help to prevent the build up of dust. Bilberry & Iron X are my chief tools for cleaning.
It's only £12 so it's on it's way to my now will give it a go on my new rims it can only help them.
Don't think you'll be dissappointed. Complaince * every 3 months, was more of a problem for me - particularly with technical wheels. Thats why I like my comets so much
I whack this on my rims ;) http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sealants/finishkare-1000p-hi-temp-sealant/prod_589.html
Thanks guys ,Will let you know how I get on with it when it been on for a while.