[Scrutineer]

Hey now.

My summers are hanging on the wall and it’s time to get them cleaned up. While they’re off the car I’m also going to apply a ceramic coating before bolting them back on.

What’s your product or brand of choice for this? I’ve been a fan and customer of AMMO NYC for years, and would default to using their wheel-specific ceramic product. Let me know if you’ve had good experience with something else.

Thanks in advance!

[techwhiz1]

Originally Posted by Scrutineer

Hey now.

My summers are hanging on the wall and it’s time to get them cleaned up. While they’re off the car I’m also going to apply a ceramic coating before bolting them back on.

What’s your product or brand of choice for this? I’ve been a fan and customer of AMMO NYC for years, and would default to using their wheel-specific ceramic product. Let me know if you’ve had good experience with something else.

Thanks in advance!

I use P&S products.

[Whytar]

CarPro C.Quartz DLUX

[AZG87]

I've always been happy with Ceramic Pro on wheels and body.

[motorknut]

Gyeon Rim Evo

[chris719]

Ethos Graphene Max if you don’t have a budget. It’s one of the most abrasion resistant so will stand up to brake dust.

[motorknut]

Originally Posted by Whytar

CarPro C.Quartz DLUX

My personal experience is DLUX isn’t as effective at keeping brake dust off the rims, versus Gyeon Rim EVO.

My factory wheels were on DLUX, current 825Ms were coated w Gyeon.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by motorknut

My personal experience is DLUX isn’t as effective at keeping brake dust off the rims, versus Gyeon Rim EVO.

My factory wheels were on DLUX, current 825Ms were coated w Gyeon.

Yes, DLUX is a very old formula.