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My latest article went live today, this time focusing on Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating.
https://detailingshed.com.au/blogs/a...g-how-to-guide https://detailingshed.com.au/product...-wheel-coating https://armourdetailsupply.com/colle...eramic-coating While this brand has been available for a while in the USA, it has only just landed in Australia. Having imported it directly from the Armour Detail Supply, I've had the chance to use it a few times now prior to its official release in Australia. While I don't think ceramic coatings are the be all and end all of paint protection, I still like waxes and sealants, however, they make a lot of sense for wheels. No other surface is subjected to as much contamination and abuse than wheels, having a coating on wheels makes cleaning so much easier. And in that regard, the Armour product is a clear winner for durability, slickness and hydrophobic behavior. It's one of my favorite product discoveries.
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