wheel well dressing...

[Shayne]

I love the 303 stuff. Never thought of using it for wheel wells. Good idea. I see a lot of good ideas posted here.

I use Sonus Trim & Motor Kote. Great stuff. My engine bay looks great long after detailing. I also like the CD-2 for the engine bay. I'm sure it looks great on wheel wells too. Thanks. Later

S W

 

[imported_Picus]

I use 303; I just price accordingly. I find it looks good and lasts awhile *and* doesn't gum up and hold on to dirt and debris. Armor All is also good, but I find it's gone in hours rather than days.

 

[604_Coast]

No Touch tire foam, cheap ($4 CAD per can) and looks nice and black! :hifive:

 

[imported_smprince1]

I second the No Touch Tire Foam as a cheap OTC wheel well spray. Just don't put it on too heavy as it will run ... apply a thin even coat and walk away.

 

[Mach30SiR]

Anyone from the Northern VA area seen CD-2 around?

 

[SpoiledMan]

Meg's Hyper 4:1 works well for me.

Works well for me in the wells as well as engines.

 

[Accumulator]

I've noticed a lot of people using various dilutions of the Hyper Dressing....does it attract/retain dust or other grime?

 

[SpoiledMan]

Accumulator, it does a decent job at the higher dilution of not attracting a lot of dust and still retains a nice look. You might be able to dilute it even further but I haven't tried.......yet.

 

[Accumulator]

OK, thanks. I sure don't want to apply something that'll hasten the day when I have to redo some of these engine compartments! Wheelwells are one thing, as I'll just wash them out at the next wash anyhow, but other areas need to stay nice for a while.