wheel wells

[toy4r]

sorry for typo....meant undercoating

 

[Propaganda13]

Definitely, I don't understand why anyone wouldn't.

 

[Lemonxxs]

What is the question?:nixweiss

 

[shaf]

YES









:nixweiss

 

[xrenchtwistr]

must be an inside thing

 

[Lowejackson]

My guess is, 'what is the best way to clean the wheel wells' or 'how do I clean the underside of the car' :nixweiss



Steven

 

[toy4r]

SHOOT!!!!!...I tried to fix a message i posted and screwed it up...can you tell i dont post often?



My question was.....In cleaning wheel wells does anyone use an Armour All type product on the plastic protection and the undercoating in the wheel well, or any good suggestions?



Thanks

 

[imported_dl9589]

I use a vinyl/plastic protector on my wheel wells.

 

[Lemonxxs]

CLean wheel wells with brush and shampoos mix...I use wheel cleaner for stubbron spots too.



I then spray a cheap vinyl/rubber protectant in there like Armor All or STP....Cover tires to prevent them from getting any on the treads which could be hazardous to driving.

 

[imported_Aurora40]

I've had good success on really dirty wheel-wells with both Meguiar's #39 and with Extra. They are also good if there are parts that are hard to get to with a brush (I mean, I'm not such a fanatic that I jack the car and remove the wheel or anything. I bet someone here does, though). Just the spray gets a lot of dirt flowing. I imagine APC+ would work great too.



I've never tried a dressing in them. Interesting idea. Maybe I'll try the Engine-Kote on them when I get it since it would be hard to apply a vinyl protectant evenly in there. Plus, how else could anyone (that isn't a pro detailer) possibly use up a whole gallon of that stuff... :nixweiss

 

[Redcar GUY]

Do a search for Wheel wells, I know that I have about 2-3 threads that I have start myself....