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  1. #21
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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Quote Originally Posted by Yellow Dave View Post
    Maybe you did have but I've never seen a powder coated wheel that could resist the 300'C + temperature of brake yet.
    Going to play devils advocate here, if a hard powdercoat finish cannot withstand "300'C+ of brake (dust)" how can adding a thin coat of sealant make any difference?

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    Nice wheels budy

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    ...following on from this, I'm going to order some C5 now, where is the best play to buy it from, direct?

    Also I've noticed it's quite a small quantity, and assume this is fine for at least one set of wheels?

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Quote Originally Posted by julzh View Post
    Going to play devils advocate here, if a hard powdercoat finish cannot withstand "300'C+ of brake (dust)" how can adding a thin coat of sealant make any difference?
    It just can. Research it.

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron182. View Post
    Nice wheels budy
    thanks again

    Quote Originally Posted by gally View Post
    It just can. Research it.
    Where would you buy it from, or do you have some super secret place you get it from due to all of the detailing you do?

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Clean your car or Gtechniq. If you google Gtechniq C5 I think it might just help find somewhere.

    I personally wouldn't buy it only because I don't like the new range. Nanolex or Cquartz would be my choice.

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Oh right ok,

    Well I think I'll give C5 a butchers for now, only because I've just seen the prices of Nanolex and Cquartz!!

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    www.polishedbliss.com sells Gtechniq C5 i think....

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    They sell Nanolex.

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Premium or professional range of nanolex for the paint and alloy seal gally?

    Im interested in trying it out however there is quite a difference in price.

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Yeah the price is a lot. Either or mate. The premium range is very good. The paint and wheel ones are the same product.

    Buy Cquartz and do your wheels and paint!

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    These done by city powder coating ? ? Got any pics before ?

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Yep done at City.

    No pics before, but they were completely mint and already sandblasted, so just looked metal/white

    Ordered some Gtechniq C5, should be here soon!

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    And here's some pics of them on the car davo:


    Renaultsport Cup Turini's on a 182! by matthew-evans, on Flickr


    Well deserved wash - Clio 182 by matthew-evans, on Flickr


    Well deserved wash - Clio 182 by matthew-evans, on Flickr

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    I see you took out advice then...

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Quote Originally Posted by gally View Post
    I see you took out advice then...
    I went for the C5 over the products you mentioned purely on price!

    An extra £10 is alot of essentially the same thing (when it's already £22 for 15ml), I've already heard of the Gtechniq stuff so knew they're already highly rated and haven't heard of any of the others so for me it was a no brainer

    They currently have the Poorboys on which is working well, they bead well. And once I get the Gtechniq I'll strip them and use that.

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    You put the wheels on though. That's just a ball ache!

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Quote Originally Posted by gally View Post
    You put the wheels on though. That's just a ball ache!
    And Owen wonders why I snap...

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    Re: Protecting freshly powdercoated wheels?

    Addicted, did you take your wheels to CPC without tyres? This deal was running years ago when I was closer. My wheels are shot and I'm seriously considering taking them up there from London for the sake of £20 per wheel. What's the finish like? Any close ups?

 

 
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