I am getting some new rims 17x8 American Eagle and they are polished aluminum. Can I clear coat these to make them easier to clean? If so how?

I know Por-15 makes a clearcoat product called Glisten PC that a lot of people use... http://www.por-15.com

hmm so I would have to leave them off for three days...don't know if I could stand that..maybe I'll get some later on.

here's a pic of the wheels i'm getting. 17x8 size..what do you guys think? going with some bfg rugged trail 265/70/17 load range E. Didn't want anything real extreme, just something a little different

oops forgot to post the link. sorry try again

http://tgiddens1.ba.ttu.edu/nauglec/images/Wheel.jpg

here's a pic of the wheels i'm getting. 17x8 size..what do you guys think? going with some bfg rugged trail 265/70/17 load range E. Didn't want anything real extreme, just something a little different
don't see anything

Those Look a lot like the weld 258 sidewinders I have on my Sierra. If you wanna see them on a truck with 285's wrapped around them I'd be happy to take a picture for you tommorow when it's light out.

These are the ones I have

http://www.weldracing.com/Weld_Racing/wheels/images/258_sidewinder_large.jpg

You might look into Zoop Seal....I've heard a lot of good stuff about it and I don't think it would take too lok to apply to new wheels...

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cdn111... I have those very same wheels,you cant get them! Just kidding..the best way i clean them is with some "MOTHERS' polish,its works great,and, its the only product that works for me. I have them on some 305/70/16 awesome!!!

I got them on and man they sure changed the look of my pickup. I'll try to post some pics later today after I get the ranch hand grill guard and westing step bars on. It looks like I ended up getting about 4 or 5 inches of lift total between the tires and torsion bars being cranked.