Dressing advice for wheel wells and inner guards

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cheekyage

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Hi all

Can anyone recommend a product to help dress the inner guards and wheel wells?

I've come across some cars that have plastic and other have a felt type of material which I would marine is harder to clean/dress.

I clean using APC however once it dries it looks quite dull and boring, especially when you turn the wheels!

It would be great to add some black depth and colour back to them, avoiding anything greasy or something that will stick to the dressing.

Any advice would be great [emoji4]
 
Depending on your Expectations, Budget & Time

DLUX or Meg's Synthetic Spray Wax

Tire Dressings tend to collect dust and are less durable than either of the suggested options
 
Meguiars Hyper Dressing
Very cheap and dilutes 4 to 1 is awesome for wheel wells and interior
 
Rsurfer said:
:iagree:But it will wash away after the first rain, not durable at all.
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You're right.

Black on Black is great for the wheel wells and engine.
The hyper dressing is going to last long enough for the customer to notice and enjoy it.

I have yet to have a client come back and tell me their wheel wells don't look as clean as they did a couple of days ago. lol
 
Is use wd40 on my truck's wheel wells.. It gets dusty but it looks good and makes them a breeze to wash.
 
TFTADetail said:
You're right.

Black on Black is great for the wheel wells and engine.
The hyper dressing is going to last long enough for the customer to notice and enjoy it.

I have yet to have a client come back and tell me their wheel wells don't look as clean as they did a couple of days ago. lol
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:iagree:Most don't know a water well from a wheel well.:props:
 
My last routine 2 months ago. Remove wheel,cleaned plastic liner with grease remover,cleaned plastic with Collinite 920 then topped with Collinite 925. Doesn't wash off and very easy to clean and always black. It's a little more work than washing and spraying products on it but it definately lasts a lot longer.

Dave
 
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