Best wheel protectant/wax for powdercoated and ceramic clear coated wheels

Did a search on here about wheel polish and wax but the majority of the threads were for raw wheels not powdercoated ones.  Rim-Ice and WheelWax were two that were mentioned to protect against brake dust and dirt in between wash/polish sessions.  Anyone have experience using either product on wheels with ceramic clear and/or powdercoat?  Looking to use a dust inhibitor and wax to protect my wheels in between washes.  Don't want to use anything that will react with the wheel coating resulting in discoloration/peeling.  I was told to use Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0 by the guys at VIP Modular but wanted to double check on here.  Guys at VIP Modular are very knowledgeable but getting a second opinion won't hurt. Any advice is appreciated.

I used mequires on my dh polished lips a while back.only lasted 2 weeks if that.go on autogeek.com.and search there how to threads.I remember reading about using a paint sealant wax that's used on car paint for rims that last about a month or more. Think it's called klasse or something.

Thanks for pointing me over to autogeek.  Did a search on autogeek for protecting powdercoat and got a few hits.  Saw the Klasse products on there but couldn't find much info on them.  Did see a few names come up a couple of times:

Rim-Ice - [URL]http://www.rim-ice.com/[/URL] E-mailed and the rep said "our product contains no harmful or abrasive chemicals it is also environmentally safe. I checked with our engineering department and you will be safe to use our product." 
P21S wheel cleaner and Carnuba wax - [URL]http://www.P21S.com[/URL]
DP Wheel Glaze - Says it protects against sun, snow, sand, salt and brake dust. 

Anybody tried any of these on their wheels?

Once my rims get here next week.I'm going to try dp glaze to protect them.my lips are polished.or klasse.I'll order both.check em out

Let me know what you think about those products.  I may buy some of the Rim-Ice and P21S products and test them on the back side of my wheel centers, in case there is an issue.

I used Collilnite 845 on my powdercoated wheels.  It seems to be holding up well.  Inexpensive, a little goes a long way, and pretty decent longevity.

Shine seal for polished lips.makes water bead off it for up to two years.just ordered some after days of ressearch.does pit chip or flake and you can polish lip or rim over and over again and re hit it with shine seal any time you want.I just got these rims redone.and I'm about to use it.

one product i can recommend:

"chemical guys wheel guard"
[url]http://www.chemicalguys.com/Wheel_Guard_Rim_Wheel_Sealant_8_oz_p/wac_303.htm[/url]
[IMG]http://www.chemicalguys.com/v/vspfiles/photos/WAC_303-2T.jpg[/IMG]


couldnt complain.   it made my wheels shine, kept brake dust off, and made washing easier as long as the product is still doing its thing




pic of my old re30's in mag blue with the wheel guard applied if it helps
[url]http://www.stance-usa.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/6041966160_1ac9131fc7_b.jpg[/url]

This had me sold on shine seal.
[url]http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?749233-Shine-Seal-Review[/url]

[QUOTE=xseveredveganx;516099]I used Collilnite 845 on my powdercoated wheels. It seems to be holding up well. Inexpensive, a little goes a long way, and pretty decent longevity.[/QUOTE]
Might give this a try as well.  At first I didn't see that many products out there but there are definitely more than I expected.

[QUOTE=evilchargerfan;516132]one product i can recommend:

"chemical guys wheel guard"
[URL]http://www.chemicalguys.com/Wheel_Guard_Rim_Wheel_Sealant_8_oz_p/wac_303.htm[/URL]
couldnt complain. it made my wheels shine, kept brake dust off, and made washing easier as long as the product is still doing its thing

pic of my old re30's in mag blue with the wheel guard applied if it helps
[URL]http://www.stance-usa.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/6041966160_1ac9131fc7_b.jpg[/URL][/QUOTE]

I'll have to check that out. Says it works on powdercoated wheels and the reviews online look promising.

[QUOTE=beachbum-1;516136]This had me sold on shine seal.
[URL]http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?749233-Shine-Seal-Review[/URL][/QUOTE]

The only problem with the shine seal is that its not for powdercoated wheels.

Ended up ordering the Wheel Guard from Chemical Guys and their Jet Seal.  Let yo know what I think once it arrives.

Awesome....just used shine seal on my newly polished lips.water beads right off and shine is close to chrome.
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Im looking for something for my PC wheels. Let us know how wheel guard turns out.