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    I'm about to do my annual clay, wax, seal, glass coating on my S4 and wanted to get the wheels coated as well. I will be using Myabi Coat with Overcoat on the body panels.

    With the Titanium package wheels (2014) would that coating be ok or should I buy a wheel specific type?

    Thanks!


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    Not familiar with that particular coating but it should work unless noted otherwise. I've always used DP wheel coating which is now Mckees 37. Good stuff.
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    Tried another one based on some reviews I've read and may be switching over to this.

    Clean up your wheels with some Car Pro TRIX tar/iron remover; polish them with your favorite product/pad and once they are good to go hit them with either the above McKees 37 or Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Wheel Coating.
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    I've never heard of that coating either. I am personally a fan of CQuartz DLUX on wheels though. I've heard good things about DP as well though as PDQGP said.
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    for a good wheel coating try Gyeon Rim Coat

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    Another vote for Mckee's 37. It is a little expensive but super slick and repels most of the brake dust.

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    Quote Originally Posted by H60mguy View Post
    I'm about to do my annual clay, wax, seal, glass coating on my S4 and wanted to get the wheels coated as well. I will be using Myabi Coat with Overcoat on the body panels.

    With the Titanium package wheels (2014) would that coating be ok or should I buy a wheel specific type?

    Thanks!


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    As a rule of thumb, if it's good for your paint, it should be good for your coated wheels, and that should give you a good level of protection.
    If your car is a daily driver and it's exposed to much harsher conditions, then a dedicated wheel coating product like the one Phil is recommending three posts up would be a good choice, since it's designed to resist extreme temperatures and more grind, if you will.
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