Wheel well dressing
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Wheel well dressing
The last time I really cleaned up my truck, I hit the spring packs, frame and other goodies with flat black spray paint. I was do the same cleaning today, but I don't like painting.
I did use tire dressing on the wheel well liners and that turned out good. However, even after brushing the frame and springs, they look a little nasty. Has anyone tried any spray-on cleaners/shiners for that area?
I have a can of engine bay shine from black magic. I might try a little spot tomorrow.
I did use tire dressing on the wheel well liners and that turned out good. However, even after brushing the frame and springs, they look a little nasty. Has anyone tried any spray-on cleaners/shiners for that area?
I have a can of engine bay shine from black magic. I might try a little spot tomorrow.
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From: Azzano Decimo, Italy
I usually give the wheel well area a good cleaning with a brush, and Westley's bleche-wite, then rinse thoroughly. After the area dries I spray the area with no touch tire dressing, usually the cheapest one on sale. (Save the good stuff for the tires).
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Glad somebody else uses bleach white.. I have been using it for years on my tires and wheel wells. A vehicle doesn't seem finished unless you clean the wheel wells. I see a ton of vehicles that are clean but not the wheel wells. I don't think the majority of the people notice it, just us **** guys. I pointed it out to my boss and showed him mine vs his and he now cleans his everytime he washes. He couldn't believe he hadn't noticed it.
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