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Use autoglym and find

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I use Autoglym and find that it works well, it's not too pricey either...

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Use roadgrime brakedust

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I use Roadgrime Brakedust on mine :grin:

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Use nanolex product

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I wish I had just started using the Nanolex product to begin with, it is more durable than the rest of the products I have tried.

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Use turtlewax extreme

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I currently use TurtleWax Extreme, but I've been told that Vaseline of all things is excellent at keeping air and moisture out of the split line and preventing oxidation.

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I use Autoglym and find that it works well, it's not too pricey either...

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Use nanolex product

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I wish I had just started using the Nanolex product to begin with, it is more durable than the rest of the products I have tried.

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Use roadgrime brakedust

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I use Roadgrime Brakedust on mine :grin:

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Use turtlewax extreme

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I currently use TurtleWax Extreme, but I've been told that Vaseline of all things is excellent at keeping air and moisture out of the split line and preventing oxidation.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have recently purchased some split rims and was wondering what you guys used to protect them....i have looked into some of the protective waxes/polishes on the market, some of these being Diamond Brite Rim Wax Protex4 Smartwax Autoglym Any idea whats the best on the market??

POST 3Original post

Zymol wax if I'm treating the whole car...Rimwax if not.

POST 4Original post

I currently use TurtleWax Extreme, but I've been told that Vaseline of all things is excellent at keeping air and moisture out of the split line and preventing oxidation. Anyone else heard/tried it? :?:

POST 5Original post

Well Vaseline is recommended in the Porsche manual!

POST 6Original post

Hi I've tried pretty much all of them, this stuff is the business: http://www.elitedetailer.com/product_info.php?products_id=361&cPath=37 Very very durable. Regards G :thumb:

POST 7Original post

I use Autoglym and find that it works well, it's not too pricey either... You might find this useful too http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/products/220794/wheel_polish_test.html Cheers

POST 8Original post

I have tried, Autoglym, Rimwax, Chemical guys and Poorboys and recently started unsing the Nanolex wheel sealant G recommended. I wish I had just started using the Nanolex product to begin with, it is more durable than the rest of the products I have tried. The wheels are so much easier to maintain as the RS29 brakedust comes off easily now.

POST 9Original post

Autoglym for me too, which seems to work quite well.....although to be fair, I have not tried the others.

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