Wheel Sealant

[Taxboy]

I know another what is question. However on this occasion looking for the sweet spot of ease of application Vs longevity.

I've been asked by a relative to recommend something they can use easily so that rules out ceramic coatings

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[AlS3BE]

I use poorboys wheel sealant, pink stuff.
put it on around March when I swapped the summers on and wheels still beading water.

 

[Frizzley]

Wowo‘s Crystal Sealant - dead easy to apply + should last min 6 mths

 

[elpeterol]

I use Autoglym wheel protector which seems pretty good.

 

[1Rockape]

I use poorboys wheel sealant, pink stuff.
put it on around March when I swapped the summers on and wheels still beading water.

I tried this but though it was no better than any good wax over time

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[AlS3BE]

I tried this but though it was no better than any good wax over time

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I’ve had the same jar for years now. Will move on to something else when it’s finished. Saying that still got over half the jar left.
I like it cause it’s easy on easy off and buff especially when I’m on my hands and knees getting the wheels cleaned/waxed. Keeps brake dust at bay and the wheels just need a good blast with the pressure washer to clean.
would agree a good wax will do the same job, don’t really need a dedicated wheel wax/sealant.

 

[JohnM100]

The old favourite Collinite 476 works well and beads for ages. Brake dust just wipes off.

 

[lit.91]

I know ceramic sounds complex, and I thought it would be the case too, but having coated my wheels previously with Gtechniq C5, it is the simplest and most effective sealant I've used.

I've not braved anything on the bodywork though...

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