Wheel wells?
I usually power wash them,. after using a decent degreaser on them .. like diluted simple green or something .. nothing too caustic .. (I use meg's hyper wash for this at times)
then I will spray the well with whatever cheapo tire shine I have lying around .. no need to use the good stuff
then I will spray the well with whatever cheapo tire shine I have lying around .. no need to use the good stuff
I could never get my wheel wells to look black, even when cleaned they were a nasty gray color. I pulled the plastic front ones out & hit them with some black spray paint. They look brand new now, clean very easily and have lasted over a year without chipping or peeling. I sprayed some new rubberized undercoating on the rear wells, also looks brand new.
Originally Posted by jmm98LS1
I could never get my wheel wells to look black, even when cleaned they were a nasty gray color. I pulled the plastic front ones out & hit them with some black spray paint. They look brand new now, clean very easily and have lasted over a year without chipping or peeling. I sprayed some new rubberized undercoating on the rear wells, also looks brand new.
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