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Q² RIM EVOGYEON
Q² Rim EVO Ceramic Rim Coating Ceramic Sealant for Wheels
Ceramic coating for rims – heat-resistant, brake dust-repellent
In stock (2 units)$84.64Contents: 30mlUnit price ($2,821.33 / l)Unavailable
EXTREMESONAX
XTREME Ceramic Tyre+Wheel Detailer Quick-Detailer
2-in-1 Ceramic Care: Cleans, protects, and conditions tires and rims
Low stock (5 units)$27.68Contents: 750mlUnit price ($36.91 / l)Unavailable
PROFILINESONAX
PROFILINE CeramicCoating "CC" Rim — Professional wheel coating with ceramic protection
CC Rim - Ceramic coating for rims up to 12 months
Low stock (5 units)$108.05Contents: 6 piecesUnit price ($18.01 / piece)Unavailable
Ceramic coating for wheels
Ceramic coating for wheels: ceramic coatings go onto wheel surfaces prepared for them. You pick the coating by the wheel finish and the system approval; cleaning and prep decide how the layers are built up.
A cleaned surface prepped to suit the product helps it bond; the coating does not stop brake dust landing on there again as you drive.
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