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Le Mans Master
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From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
FYRARMS and striper: Skimming back to the start of the thread I see something about the McKee's 37 Wheel Coating you guys were discussing. Can I used that product on my polished CCW Classics? It seems like I am always fighting water spots and brake dust and was wondering if that product might be worth a try. Any suggestions?
Le Mans Master
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From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
As of today I only have one full day of driving on them, maintenance has yet to be tried out. I try not to be a slave to it.
Le Mans Master
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I like the satin finish, looks very good. I guess your car isn't still settled down on its suspension? Any info on that motor in the background?
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Le Mans Master
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Correct. That picture is fresh off the lift.
12:1 408" Windsor stroker, CNCd AFR heads, Holley EFI. Backed by a Tremec TKO600. Goes in a pro-touring '68 Mustang fastback.
Any info on that motor in the background?
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If I knew of this product when I still had my Classics, I would have given it a shot. The McKee's is a clear coating you just wipe on, you can't even see it on the rag and you use it very sparingly. I was surprised how little I used to do my new wheels inside and outside. If I lived in Ocala I might still have my Classics because I wouldn't have potholes periodically hurting my rims. I'm familiar with the area since my folks used to live about a 1/2 mile down the road from Don Garlits.
