NuFinish on hubcaps?

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Hello, I have a beater 95 Neon that I use NuFinish on because I'm not so concerned about the looks of the car, rather than the durability of the polish. I'm hoping this stuff will last 6 months, let alone a year. Anyways, my gf has an 06 Corolla that I plan on using Zaino on soon. I have been using NXT on it but that stuff lasts a good month before it is all worn out. My question is, is it ok to use NuFinish on her hubcaps for some protection and some durability? I don't plan on using the $$ Zaino on hubcaps, just for the paint, just wondering if the NuFinish would be good enough for the hubcaps. Thanks.
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Cool, just wanted to make sure. BTW, this site rules... thanks to you guys, I have learned more about detailing, what is the most durable polishes/waxes are out there, and of course, Aerospace 303!
 
NuFinish is great for everything. I posted these pictures of my Z28 last year asking people to guess what it was waxed with. Most guessed high end expensive waxes like Zaino Bros. I think I killed a few members when I told them it was NuFinish.....it is just as deep and far more durrable then just about anything on the market:
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Nu-Finish is highly under-rated. I used it for years on several different cars and it's an incredible product, especially considering the price. The only wax I found that I like better is 3M. It lasts even longer against frequent washing and is a bit easier to wipe off.
 
The Z28 looks good... I wish I never sold my 99 Z28... it was perfect when I sold it... but like I said, I'm using NuFinish on my beater, but didn't want to use it on my gf's new car because I keep hearing that I shouldn't use it on a new car. I will order Zaino here in a few days.
 
Why should you not use it on your new car? I Have used it on my 1997 Tahoe since day 1 and the paint looks as good as the day I brought it home. Have no fear, NuFinish is 100% safe for a new car and don't listen to what the detail snobs say to the contrarey.
 
I'm sure Zaino will look better... Like I said, I just use NuFinish on the Neon for durability, not really for looks. When I used NXT on the Neon it looked a lot better than when I put the NuFinish on, but I would rather not have to re apply the NXT every 2 or 3 months because its durability sucks. I want to see how good the new car will look with the Zaino stuff applied on it.
 
I will try to remember to take pictures. The new Corolla already looks good since it is new, but I also decided to try this stuff on my black 93 Mustang coupe. That is where some improvement should be made. I have swirl marks all over the car so I ordered some Z5 in addition to the other stuff I ordered for the new car. I can't wait to see how it turns out.
 
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