Wheel faces
Compatible spoke and face surfaces that collect brake dust, road film and wash residue.
Developed for demanding wheel and caliper environments, Ceramic Pro helps compatible finishes resist brake dust, road grime, chemical staining and oxidation while making detailed cleaning easier.
Purpose-built protection helps compatible wheel and caliper finishes handle brake dust, road exposure and repeated heat cycles.

Helps suitable brake dust grip treated finishes less firmly.
Supports care across faces, spokes, barrels and compatible calipers.
Adds a maintained surface against road film, moisture and grime.
Helps resist chemical staining, oxidation and corrosion on compatible finishes.
Formulated for wheel environments that repeatedly heat and cool.
Supports compatible factory and aftermarket finishes without recolouring them.
Wheels and brake calipers operate close to the road and braking system. Their surfaces are repeatedly exposed to brake dust, road film, moisture, grime and regular heat cycles. Ceramic Pro Wheel & Caliper creates a protective coating on compatible finishes to help contamination release more easily during maintenance.
Hydrophobic surface behaviour supports easier washing and drying, while the clear finish is designed to preserve the appearance of suitable factory and aftermarket wheel or caliper finishes.
A paint coating is not automatically the right product for every wheel environment. Ceramic Pro Wheel & Caliper is purpose-built around compatible finishes exposed to repeated braking heat, road contamination and intricate cleaning.
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Ceramic Pro Wheel & Caliper is formulated for suitable surfaces exposed to road contamination and regular heat cycles. Once installed, the coating supports hydrophobic behaviour and helps reduce the effort needed to keep intricate wheel and caliper areas clean.
Coverage depends on wheel access, finish compatibility, condition and the scope agreed with the applicator. Wheel removal may be recommended for complete access.
Compatible spoke and face surfaces that collect brake dust, road film and wash residue.
Inner surfaces exposed to concentrated brake contamination and limited cleaning access.
Suitable painted or coated caliper surfaces confirmed as compatible after inspection.
Appropriate wheel-related finished surfaces assessed and included by the authorised applicator.
Wheel coating is most effective when the finish is properly identified and contamination is removed from the areas being treated. Wheel removal may allow more complete access to barrels and calipers.
Inspect: identify finishes, previous repairs, damage and areas suitable for treatment.
Access: agree whether wheel removal is required for faces, barrels and calipers.
Decontaminate: remove suitable brake dust, road film and embedded contamination.
Prepare and apply: create a clean surface, then install the coating using the correct process.
Cure and support: observe the required curing period and provide compatible cleaning guidance.
The coating supports maintenance; it does not make wheels self-cleaning or protect against kerb contact, stone impacts or existing finish damage.
Remove brake dust and road grime before heavy contamination is allowed to accumulate.
Choose soft brushes and wash media appropriate for the wheel design and finish.
Use compatible cleaners at the correct dilution instead of unnecessarily aggressive wheel acids or solvents.
Do not apply products to braking surfaces; servicing and safety requirements remain unchanged.
An authorised applicator can assess wheel and caliper finishes, access requirements and the appropriate scope for the vehicle.
It is a professional coating for suitable wheel and brake-caliper finishes, designed to resist road contamination and support easier routine cleaning.
No. Brake dust is still produced. The coating helps reduce its adhesion to compatible treated surfaces so it can be easier to remove.
That depends on the agreed coverage. Removal may be recommended when complete access to wheel barrels and brake calipers is required.
Compatibility depends on the material, finish, age, repairs and condition. The applicator should inspect and confirm suitability first.
No. It is a surface coating and does not prevent physical impact damage, kerb contact, dents or every scratch.
Wash regularly with compatible cleaners, soft tools and the techniques recommended by the installing applicator.
Connect with an authorised Ceramic Pro applicator for finish inspection, coverage advice and a suitable wheel and vehicle-protection recommendation.