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Old Wed, Jun-13-2012, 06:21:09 AM   #1
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Default Klasse AIO on the wheels

I used some of this Klasse all-in-one cleaner/sealant on my wheels to keep tar and brake dust from sticking to them. When I bought them they were completely covered in chunks of tar and built up brake dust, so I cleaned them off and applied a couple coats of this stuff.

The brake dust always wiped off easily and 20k miles later the inner wheel was free of tar and came clean really easily. I put some more on and they shined right up. The residue also wipes off easily. Been thinking about using it on my paint rather than wax.

Anyone use this on their wheels and/or paint? How about on raw polished aluminum wheels?
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