Wheel protection sealant & wheel coating waxes will repel brake dust, road grime and waterborne contamination, keeping your car's wheels cleaner for longer. Coated wheels also protect from other damaging effects, such as water spotting, brake dust pitting and iron staining. Lastly, a car wheel coated in the latest sealant or wax technology will also have an increased high gloss shine.
Why choose an alloy wheel ceramic coating?
Your car's wheels are the closest part to the ground and deal with the most contamination hitting the surface. Having a strong hydrophobic coating with good chemical and scratch resistancy will enable you to remove the brake dust and road contamination with little effort. Compared to a wheel wax, wheel sealants can give you all three of these elements in one. Wheel waxes have their part to play within valeting and home use, as they are a much easier products to apply. If you truly want the best protection possible, wheel sealants are for you.
Are wheel wax coatings worth it?
For an easy application for the level of protection they offer, absolutely. If you aren't in a position to apply a full ceramic wheel sealant, a wheel wax coating made from natural carnauba wax, PTFE or a blend of other protection materials, will still give you a few months of protection; vital during the winter months. Maintenance of a wheel wax is also much easier than a sealant, as it can be applied as often as you like.