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Nice truck....welcome...a good way to finish off your detail work is to spray your wheels wells. Make em shine bro...
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I always do...when they dry...it dries that color.
After washed and dry.....use one of the "spay and walk away wheel shiners" and they won't look like there is dried mud and water up there.
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Ah ok, then here's what you do. When you are washing, get an old rag and wash the inside of the wells. Scrub them but mostly the front...the rears only have a small plastic cover.
After washed and dry.....use one of the "spay and walk away wheel shiners" and they won't look like there is dried mud and water up there.
After washed and dry.....use one of the "spay and walk away wheel shiners" and they won't look like there is dried mud and water up there.
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Ah ok, then here's what you do. When you are washing, get an old rag and wash the inside of the wells. Scrub them but mostly the front...the rears only have a small plastic cover.
After washed and dry.....use one of the "spay and walk away wheel shiners" and they won't look like there is dried mud and water up there.
After washed and dry.....use one of the "spay and walk away wheel shiners" and they won't look like there is dried mud and water up there.
Thanks for the tip. I will try that today.
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I got excited i saw that one sticker that said San antonio....
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Originally Posted by jawjaboi
So do I use the type that you spray on while the wheel is still wet or another type? And do you mean "tire" shine or "wheel/rim" shine? Thanks for the tip. I will try that today.
Thanks for the tip. I will try that today.Be sure to keep some quick detail mist around to get the tire over spray off your fenders if the wind is blowing etc.
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
Wait till they are dry then use a tire dress for them. Meguires, F21, Black Magic, use which ever one you want.
Be sure to keep some quick detail mist around to get the tire over spray off your fenders if the wind is blowing etc.
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Be sure to keep some quick detail mist around to get the tire over spray off your fenders if the wind is blowing etc.
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