My sister came home with two cans of "FW1 cleaning wax" that she bought from some stand at a gas station, I quickly put them away because I don't want it to come close to my paint job.
However, the paint on my wheels was ruined after years of scrubbing them clean. I've used these wheels on mud, dirt, and racetrack... all with high-performance brake pads which would dust a lot and end up baking the dust onto the wheels. I tried polishing the wheels but it just made it worse, some of the polish stuck to the paint, it was dull, stained from the years of dust and hot track days... I was ready to sand them down and have them powdercoated.
I remembered I had that FW1 cleaning wax and thought "what the heck, how much worse can it get", sprayed it, wiped it clean with paper towels.. LIKE NEW!! It got rid of any stains on them, gave them shine, and even left a protective layer on them!
I still won't ever use this stuff on my car paint, but I guess this stuff works great on restoring and protecting wheels!
the FW1:
The wheels I'm talking about, custom set of work emotions:
However, the paint on my wheels was ruined after years of scrubbing them clean. I've used these wheels on mud, dirt, and racetrack... all with high-performance brake pads which would dust a lot and end up baking the dust onto the wheels. I tried polishing the wheels but it just made it worse, some of the polish stuck to the paint, it was dull, stained from the years of dust and hot track days... I was ready to sand them down and have them powdercoated.
I remembered I had that FW1 cleaning wax and thought "what the heck, how much worse can it get", sprayed it, wiped it clean with paper towels.. LIKE NEW!! It got rid of any stains on them, gave them shine, and even left a protective layer on them!
I still won't ever use this stuff on my car paint, but I guess this stuff works great on restoring and protecting wheels!
the FW1:
The wheels I'm talking about, custom set of work emotions: