[avi8tir]

I've seen what it can do for the car, but what about the wheels? Is is worth it?

[kdeleon]

I did a DIY ceramic coat for my wheels. It won't prevent brake dust from sticking but it does make it easier to clean. The majority of the dirt does come off when I do the initial power wash rinse off. To get it perfect, you still need to get in there with a brush. Overall, I would say it was worth the investment.

[boredM]

Kamikaze stance

[Alberta]

I went with Gtechniq for the whole car , wheels and exhaust tips.

I'm very satisfied.

[e90alpinem3]

Had mine done with Arctic at the same time as the car. A pressure wash takes all the break dust off without me having to touch a wheel...worth it all day long!

[Matt@AUTOcouture]

Ceramic coat everything! I had our in house detailers ceramic all of my powder coated suspension parts and subframes on my restoration project while they were disassembled before going in the car. Do your calipers too while you're at it. Some are better for high temp areas so make sure you get the correct one.

[Next Phase]

Highly recommend... as mentioned, get the calipers and wheels done. Most brands offer a specific ceramic coating for wheels.

They still get dirty, but a power washer knocks most of the dust off.

[themnmd]

Yes worth it ! Cuts down the break dust build up, makes cleaning much easier

[ambletx]

My detailer coated my wheels and calipers with Modesta's BC-06 (http://www.modesta.co/bc-06-heat-res...-and-body.html). Honestly, I don't really see that much of an improvement from non-coated. I hit the wheels with a pressure washer, but it still requires hand washing to get the brake dust off. My F10 was coated with TAC Systems UHS and the results were the same. Seems to me the only way to really keep brake dust build up is to go with ceramic brakes.

[marcvtec]

if you are coating the car, then , yes do the rims. 85 % of the brake dust falls off the rims just with the power washer.
--> thats it simple math, simple cleaning.

[floating.spirit]

Originally Posted by avi8tir

I've seen what it can do for the car, but what about the wheels? Is is worth it?

Did u ever ceramic ur wheels? Was it worth it? If I do it I'll be at 503 Motoring. Tnx.

[rjd598]

Originally Posted by floating.spirit

Did u ever ceramic ur wheels? Was it worth it? If I do it I'll be at 503 Motoring. Tnx.

If you maintain your own car then it is worth it.

[Mhorton79]

I used GTechnic C5. It works. Next car I’ll do CSL from them on the whole car.

[carseatsm5]

Recently did this with the Adam’s kit. Did the calipers and exhaust tips, too. After a few weeks seems like brake dust does not stick like it used to and cleaning is MUCH easier without needing harsh wheel cleaner.