Best way to clean fabric wheel well liner?

Stiff fender brush like the SM arnold one does fine for me.
 
My 06 TL has them. I just scrub it down with a wheel well brush and let it be. My car is lowered so hard to see in there anyway.
 
What about dressing for fabric liners? My Model S has these and I can get them 90% clean, but wondering if a little dressing would cover up the rest. I've tried GG Undercarriage Spray and it does an OK job. Was going to try Meg's HD at 3:1 once the GG is gone.
 
Hades02 said:
Has anyone found a better way to clean these fabric wheel wells? Is there something that can be applied to make future cleanings easier?
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my thought would be to coat them with a truck bed liner type product like duplicolor bed armor or line-x, i don't know how much it would affect the sound deadening of the fabric though.
 
My Grand Cherokee has them and usually I just blast them with water every weekly wash.. With Quadra Lift air suspension I can have more than enough room to clean them properly but it takes a lot of time to rinse them well after using APC and brush, and they look faded/grayish after that!
I'm planning to coat them with Cquatrz Fabric & Leather Coating when I have enough time to properly clean them prior to coating.
 
Teslas have these in the rear wells. Awful painful to clean, but the only way I have gotten them really clean is to take the wheels off and pressure wash the area. I did put some Gtechniq I1 on them, but I'm sure that will last an entire week!

Lengthy pressure wash...

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These showed up on the rear wells of my 13 Accord. I'm sure the "fabric" is a little different across manufacturers, but I have had no problem getting them clean with APC and Mothers Fenderwell brush and a good spray of water from my firehose nozzle. I have yet to try my UC dressing on them yet, so I don't know how well that works on this material.
 
cplchris said:
my thought would be to coat them with a truck bed liner type product like duplicolor bed armor or line-x, i don't know how much it would affect the sound deadening of the fabric though.
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I don't have these. But if I did, I would be looking into doing something along this line.
 
I detailed a Lexus RX350 last week that had fabric liners. They were incredibly dirty. I used my pressure washer and it cleaned them perfectly. I had to move it very slow with the nozzle fairly close, but my washer is only 1700psi. Lots of dirt and brown water was released, I had to power wash the customers driveway after, lol
 
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