Winterizing Wheels

[05supercrew]

Thanks for all the help guys.  I'm going to go with the Opti-Seal on the wheels.  I plan on putting on 2-3 coats and then maybe top it off with the NXT.  Optimum's web site says that you may top off the Opti-Seal with your favorite wax or sealant.

Do you guys think that my multi-coat plan is overkill?  If not, how much time would you give between coats?

Oh, and CarCareDepot, I have bookmarked your website for future reference.

Thanks again guys.

RW

If im not mistaken NXT has some mild cleaners in it so my personal opinion would be NXT first then Opti-seal. Also in the past and present for winterizing my truck/car I used Collinite 845 and it does an exellent job at protecting during the winter.

[Radio Wilco]

Yep, you're right 05supercrew.  I thought about that after I posted.  Definitely a better idea to put the NXT on first, let it cure, then follow up with the Opti-Seal.

RW

[Need4racin]

I'm going to give David a call tomorrow and see what he thinks about selling this product to a detailing enthusiast as long as they sign the waiver form.  There are a lot of people that don't have a business but detail on the side or do it as a hobby.

How do they check to see if you are actually a detailing business?

[Obsessive Detail]

I'm going to give David a call tomorrow and see what he thinks about selling this product to a detailing enthusiast as long as they sign the waiver form.  There are a lot of people that don't have a business but detail on the side or do it as a hobby.

How do they check to see if you are actually a detailing business?

I'm supposed to get a proof of business form that has the business id # before I can sell the product.  Hopefully, this changes.

[Mike2301]

I'm going to give David a call tomorrow and see what he thinks about selling this product to a detailing enthusiast as long as they sign the waiver form.  There are a lot of people that don't have a business but detail on the side or do it as a hobby.

How do they check to see if you are actually a detailing business?

I'm supposed to get a proof of business form that has the business id # before I can sell the product.  Hopefully, this changes.

That's going to suck for me. I'm not registered because supposedly i don't have to be since i'm providing a service and not selling goods.

[Kitzy]

Morals aside, whats to stop you from selling it out of your own stash other than the fact that they might wonder why you're going through so much?  It just seems like something that's hard to enforce.