WheelWax Ultimate Protection for Your Wheels

How does wheelwax protect wheels from brake dust?

WheelWax produces a brilliant shine and protective coating that will resist brake dust build-up. WheelWax’s advanced, rich formula is made of the finest ingredients available to give you the ultimate protection for your wheels. Wheel Wax changes the surface polarity of your wheels to repel brake dust particles.

What kind of wax do you use on your car wheels?

Wheel Wax is the only wax for wheels. It is easy to apply, dries to a haze and buffs to a high shine. Wheel Wax changes the surface polarity of your wheels to repel brake dust particles.

How to clean and protect your custom wheels?

Whether you’ve spent big money on custom rims or just want to maintain the beauty of your original factory wheels, the three major steps to follow are: 1 Washing the wheels, using a mild detergent and water; 2 Cleaning them, using specific wheel-cleaning products; 3 Polishing or waxing the wheels with a protective coating. More …

What kind of protection does wheel craft offer?

Wheel Craft’s proprietary coating technology forms a glove around the entire wheel that provides unmatched protection from: brake dust burns // alloy wheel corrosion // car wash chemicals // seasonal street chemicals and salt.

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Affordable yet efficient, the Ultimate Protection for Your Wheels from WheelWax comes up as the best wheel wax for any car. This is a highly rated option that customers buy time after time, allowing WheelWax to really make a name for themselves in the alloy wheel sealant world, as well as being suitable for all other wheel materials.

Able to cut through grease with ease, this rim wax also acts as a cleaner- although we don’t recommend this on heavily soiled wheels. It helps to restore the look and finish of your wheels and, finally, produces a good coating of wax – the latter of which is known to repel brake dust with ease.

Be aware that, if you’re new to waxing, this option may be a little tough for your first use, as the wax will dry extremely quickly. If you aren’t used to quick application and buffing required, you might notice a powdery residue left on your vehicle after use.