Chrome/Aluminum Wheel Protectant
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Originally Posted By: Warstud
Looking to protect my aluminum wheels from the salt. There getting worse every year. Is there anything SAFE I can spray on them. I Ran out of Fluid Film.
303 Protectant seems pretty good, has UV protection too.
BTW, you can order Fluid Film and 303 from Amazon.
I'm sure you know that some de-greasers will etch aluminum, Simple Green seems pretty safe as far as cleaners go.
Looking to protect my aluminum wheels from the salt. There getting worse every year. Is there anything SAFE I can spray on them. I Ran out of Fluid Film.
303 Protectant seems pretty good, has UV protection too.
BTW, you can order Fluid Film and 303 from Amazon.
I'm sure you know that some de-greasers will etch aluminum, Simple Green seems pretty safe as far as cleaners go.
Clean them and clear coat them
Originally Posted By: garageman402
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Looking to protect my aluminum wheels from the salt. There getting worse every year. Is there anything SAFE I can spray on them. I Ran out of Fluid Film.
303 Protectant seems pretty good, has UV protection too.
BTW, you can order Fluid Film and 303 from Amazon.
I'm sure you know that some de-greasers will etch aluminum, Simple Green seems pretty safe as far as cleaners go.
O'Reilly Auto also carries 303. They don't usually stock it on the shelves, but they do have it in the back in various quantities.
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Looking to protect my aluminum wheels from the salt. There getting worse every year. Is there anything SAFE I can spray on them. I Ran out of Fluid Film.
303 Protectant seems pretty good, has UV protection too.
BTW, you can order Fluid Film and 303 from Amazon.
I'm sure you know that some de-greasers will etch aluminum, Simple Green seems pretty safe as far as cleaners go.
O'Reilly Auto also carries 303. They don't usually stock it on the shelves, but they do have it in the back in various quantities.
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How about using a good spray wax on them?
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Was thinking more along the lines of some oily substance. Right now it's snowing and there is salt on the roads plus it's 19 degrees outside. So I dont want to clean them and apply any wax or sealant.
Brush on some grease and deal with it in the spring
Was thinking more along the lines of some oily substance. Right now it's snowing and there is salt on the roads plus it's 19 degrees outside. So I dont want to clean them and apply any wax or sealant.
Brush on some grease and deal with it in the spring
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