Overlooked Part of High-End Detailing | Wheel OFF Coating

When you take the wheels off, it’s not just to detail the rims; it’s about getting access to the fender and those hard-to-reach areas that are hidden behind the wheels.
For that process we used these 3 products:
Iron Off
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Wheely Clean
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Dura Cleaner
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This is where dirt, grime, and brake dust tend to accumulate, and we want to clean all of that up to keep your vehicle looking pristine.

In this video, we’ll guide you through not only cleaning wheels/wheel barrels but also how to ceramic coat the wheel itself, giving you long-lasting protection and making future maintenance a breeze.

Clay bar
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Ceramic coating the wheels means easier cleaning, better brake dust resistance, and an overall superior finish that lasts.

This is the ceramic coat we used:
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And before we dive in, we’ll also cover some frequently asked questions, like: 'What’s the best wheel cleaner to extend the life of the coating after it's cured?' Or, 'How long should you wait before reinstalling the rims and dressing the tires?' Just so you know, you can put the rims back on immediately after coating, but avoid driving the car for at least one night to ensure everything sets properly.

Oh, and for those of you wondering about the car lift we’re using, stick around, and we’ll talk about that, too."