Recently registered for a judged car show in March and hope to attend about 4 more shows before June. Have lots of experience detailing and prepping for shows. Just don't have a lot of experience with aftermarket wheels. Have been using McGuires ultimate all wheel cleaner and it works great since my wheels have the painted finish on them. All I do is clean and dry. Does anyone wax them? Is it really necessary for the finish?
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2011 Grand Marquis LS Ultimate Edition
Dual Exhaust w/ AP XLerator mufflers and 3 1/2" tips, Eibach 1" rear sway bar, Pioneer Head unit and speakers, 17X8 Drag DR-72 wheels
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Carbed 5.0 HO w/nitrous , Performer RPM intake, GT40P heads, E303 cam, FRP Shorties, FRP 9mm plug wires, Off-Road H-pipe, Magnaflow round mufflers, 2000 rpm stall
NA-15.78@91.21, 80hp shot-14.48@96.21 -
I usually use a spray wax for drying the wheels off after I wash them. It aids in drying while enhancing the surface finish.
Applying a paste wax to wheels will make them pop way more. If you have the time go for it.~David~
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