[NCRob]

Originally Posted by armoredsaint

absolutely worth it, makes cleaning so mich easier and i don't need that strong wheel cleaner, just the same shampoo i use on the car

I did the same here. That Gyeon stuff is fantastic. Fortunately mine were brand new wheels so the prep was easier. I used the Gyeon prep spray too. At some point I need to do my used winter set and that will certainly require more effort

[Chad11491]

FWIW, I used to coat all my wheels, but I've since just started using Carpro Hydro2 on my wife and I's car's wheels. I spray it on once a month and it keeps the wheels as hydrophobic as they used to be when coating. one bottle of Hydro2 concentrate makes about 6-7 bottles of the proper dilution, and I've gone through one bottle in a year and a half reapplying every month. I never really found coatings to help much with the cleaning, as I had to agitate/wash them anyway to get all the dust off. It mainly helps with blowing them dry super quick IMO.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by Chad11491

FWIW, I used to coat all my wheels, but I've since just started using Carpro Hydro2 on my wife and I's car's wheels. I spray it on once a month and it keeps the wheels as hydrophobic as they used to be when coating. one bottle of Hydro2 concentrate makes about 6-7 bottles of the proper dilution, and I've gone through one bottle in a year and a half reapplying every month. I never really found coatings to help much with the cleaning, as I had to agitate/wash them anyway to get all the dust off. It mainly helps with blowing them dry super quick IMO.

Yes I use Gyeon WetCoat for this, almost the same product. I don’t think any ceramic coating does much for brake dust, tried 2 so far. Good for paint and glass but vastly overrated for wheels.