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Thread: Run out of OCW - stick with it?

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    Run out of OCW - stick with it?

    I've run out of OCW so I need to shop. I'm really happy with the results that I get out of it, and love how easy it is to use.

    Should I stick with it or are there other products that I should consider?

    I'm also open to advice on a good wheel cleaner. I'm currently using Meguiars Hot Wheels and the results are so-so.
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    Few options available for wheel cleaners to be honest, take a look here;

    Autoglym Acid-free Wheel Cleaner 5 Litre
    Duragloss 822 Wheel Cleaner 1 Galon(acid free)
    Autobrite Wheel Cleaner Gel 1 Litre (dilute-able as well)

    I would suggest if your having a lot of brake dust problems maybe putting a coating over the wheels to slow down the process of it adhering onto the wheels as well as making cleaning much easier.

    Wolf's and Nanolex both offer a Sealant for paint and wheels.
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    I use this wheel cleaner. Best I have ever used Power Wheel Cleaner v.2 1L Refill, Final Inspection Car Care Products
    2011 Golf R *insert mod list here*

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    It's seen this before... but it sounds scary...
    "While irritating to skin (please WEAR GLOVES) it VERY effectively breaks down Brake Dust on modern vehicles."

    I figure, treat the wheel surface so the brake dust and road grim doesn't stick in the first place and therefore require you to use products which will melt your hands! hehe

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    Many thanks for the replies.

    So with regards to the polish, it seems like there is nothing else that delivers the same results as OCW for the ease of effort?
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    Oh... this thread isn't just about wheel stuff....

    What is OCW?

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    Yeah, that's what I was thinking, but that's a wax not a polish as hooba mentioned in his 2nd post.

    Though if he meant wax, then 15 mins 3 times a year is probably no better than 2 hours once a year for the nanolex consider the prep work you need to do before waxing/sealing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JustCruisn View Post
    That's the one I'm referring to - apologies for the acronym.
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    Well, there are 3 alternative spray wax products available at CCP, including 2 you can put on between the post-wash-rinse and drying of your car.

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