recommendations on wheel wax
recommendations on wheel wax
I have a '95 gle with the original alloy wheels. The lake erie winters and salt are killing my wheels. What do you guys recommend for protecting the wheels to prevent any further damage?
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Re: recommendations on wheel wax
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I have a '95 gle with the original alloy wheels. The lake erie winters and salt are killing my wheels. What do you guys recommend for protecting the wheels to prevent any further damage?
Monil
I have a '95 gle with the original alloy wheels. The lake erie winters and salt are killing my wheels. What do you guys recommend for protecting the wheels to prevent any further damage?
Monil
Good luck.
Monil,
I know this sounds crazy, but here is the way I used to protect my chrome rims on my Jeep during the winter months here in the midwest.
When I know the temperature will not be above 50 Deg "F" for more than a day or two after it starts getting cold, I waxed my rims with Meguiars. I then would take some Vasoline and coat the wheels. I put about 1/16" thick on the wheel and I leave it on until spring. The wheel will turn black over the next few months, but the salt or other chemicals used on the road will penatrate the vasoline coating. I wait until the weather warms up and the vasoline starts to get a little runny, then I wash off the wheels and they are nice and shinny without any damage.
6 of us with chrome wheels would do this every year, and it worked for us every winter.
I know this sounds crazy, but here is the way I used to protect my chrome rims on my Jeep during the winter months here in the midwest.
When I know the temperature will not be above 50 Deg "F" for more than a day or two after it starts getting cold, I waxed my rims with Meguiars. I then would take some Vasoline and coat the wheels. I put about 1/16" thick on the wheel and I leave it on until spring. The wheel will turn black over the next few months, but the salt or other chemicals used on the road will penatrate the vasoline coating. I wait until the weather warms up and the vasoline starts to get a little runny, then I wash off the wheels and they are nice and shinny without any damage.
6 of us with chrome wheels would do this every year, and it worked for us every winter.
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