Gelee Pro Wheel & Metal Coat

Gelee will take 30 seconds to 2 minutes to cure on the wheel. Make sure to apply a thick even layer of coating and begin the leveling process after 2 minutes with clean towels. All residue should be removed. The wheel may be slightly tacky as the coating continues to harden over the next 12 hours.

Yes, assuming the finish of the wheels has been painted professionally by a manufacturer. Gelee is safe on gloss, bare metal, matte, and satin finishes.

Gelee Pro is not designed or paint usage. Compared to a paint coating, Gelee uses 5x the solids of a traditional coating due to the more rigid substrate of the wheel and the specific paint used for wheels. The product is stronger and less flexible which may case cracking on regular paint.

A thorough wheel and tire wash is ideal. Rinse first, use Plum to remove stubborn contaminants, and perform a contact wash with Brute Wheel Soap. Use your preferred wheel brushes to clean the wheel thoroughly before rinsing off. Make sure the wheel is completely dry before application. Isopropyl alcohol diluted with water 50:50 can be used as a final wipe to remove any remaining residues.

Applicators are one time use and should be discarded. Microfiber towels must be soaked immediately in Revive MF Detergent, then laundered with Revive and a little vinegar using a hot water cycle.

Clean with the AMMO Wheel Regimen regularly and maintain coating protection with Reflex Top Coat.