a. Applicator pads b. Clean lint-free cloths c. Water d. Wheel brush e. Wheel cleaner f. Wheel sealant 7. Spray wheel cleaner over the whole surface of one wheel. Work on one wheel at a time, ensuring a complete cleaning without the cleaner drying onto the wheel. 8. Get between the spokes and around the rim bead. The brush will loosen the brake dust and grime on the wheel. You’ll notice the dirt start to run off the wheel. 9. Rinse the wheel thoroughly with clean water. A pressure washer will help blast away the last bits of dirt on the wheel. 10. Dry the wheel completely with a clean, lint-free cloth. The surface of the wheel should now be completely clean and dry. 11. Dip an applicator pad in the wheel sealant. Wipe the wheel sealant onto the rim liberally, completely coating the face of the wheel. 12. Wipe the dried sealant from the wheel with a clean cloth. The wheel will be shiny and clean, protected from the elements. 13. Apply a tire dressing after every car wash for a deep black color and long-term protection.
14. To condition your tires, you will need the following: a. Wheel applicator pad b. Tire conditioner