Thanks mate! Look good - I will check these out.

or buy a anodized set and have them posted to someone with a laser engraver..

Going to find a set of gold ones right now!!

Ive had plain black ones for about 5 years! I should probably replace mine with some new ones since Ive taken them off countless times

Hey Jons, if you do buy a anodized set and get them posted to someone with a laser engraver, could you let me know because I would love to be able to do the same.
Oh as long as there work is of perfection

Doubt the guy who does it is perfection.. My engine cover is out 0.00001... Not good enough

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My list of to-do mods is getting smaller. With no immediate mods planned I looked into what I could do to maintain my car. Cleaning/protecting it came to mind. A few months ago I protected my paint with a quartz coating (Gyeon Prime). It still looks great and makes the car SO much easier to clean. So I decided I would give my wheels a full detail and protect them with a quartz coating. So off they came and I then did the below to the inside and outside:

- Wash
- Wheel Cleaner (Duragloss)
- Clay (Dodo)
- Polish: Medium (Menzerna 2400)
- Gyeon Prep (to remove all traces of old wax, polish or oils)
- Gyeon CanCoat (quartz coating) x 2
- Gyeon Cure (extra protection)
- Tyre black (Duragloss)

The amount of contaminants the clay bar pulled off the inside of the very clean wheels was amazing - yes, I was being very pedantic in claying the inside of the wheels

To polish them I used a Mothers PowerCone 360. Safe to use, gets into the tight places and did a good job.



For the quartz coating I used Gyeon CanCoat. It was simply to use - spray on half a foam applicator pad. Wipe on to the wheel. Wipe off with a microfiber cloth. Done! The Gyeon CanCoat will last about 9-12 months. I didn't need to use much so I have plenty left in the bottle so will be applying it to other parts of my car including using it as a top up to my Gyeon Prime.

I was hoping for a bit more shine (given my wheels already looked near new I wasn't expecting much of a change) but mainly looking to make them easier to clean. The difference is noticeable in person but not really from the photo. They are cleaner, brighter, shinier I am happy with the result.



Was it worth the time, effort and money - not really given my wheels were already in good condition. In the future, I would only bother taking the wheels off and polishing them if there was noticeable marks and scratches. Next time I will leave the wheels on, give them a good clean and wipe on some more CanCoat - nice and simple. Until then I will enjoy the shine, the insane hydrobolic beading and the ease of cleaning the wheels just by spraying them (well almost).

That looks brand new

I'm going to need some of that stuff!!

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Looks great! They are a very nice looking set of wheels. Jealous!