17-02-2010, 05:59 PM
Hey Rayner,
In my experience it is not only the increased durability of the Rimwax that is appealing, it is also the mild cleaning properties it possess. As far as durability is concerned I have found the Rimwax to exceed some regular liquid waxes, but TBH I haven't compared it to the likes of something like Collinite 476 or 845 which are known to be super durable.
If you are going to be waxing/sealing your wheels I would recommend you steer clear of washing with APC and claying as these can both remove the wax/sealant that you have applied. With a set of nicely waxed or sealed wheels washing can be taken care of with a regular mild shampoo
In my experience it is not only the increased durability of the Rimwax that is appealing, it is also the mild cleaning properties it possess. As far as durability is concerned I have found the Rimwax to exceed some regular liquid waxes, but TBH I haven't compared it to the likes of something like Collinite 476 or 845 which are known to be super durable.
If you are going to be waxing/sealing your wheels I would recommend you steer clear of washing with APC and claying as these can both remove the wax/sealant that you have applied. With a set of nicely waxed or sealed wheels washing can be taken care of with a regular mild shampoo
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