How to Clean & Coat the INSIDE of your car's wheels

allenk4 said:
Griot's Undercarriage Spray would tie it all together nicely.
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Good suggestion except I'm going to paint the inside of the fenderwells with a gloss finish and then seal the paint with a coating. That way it will be easier to clean and maintain in the future and I won't have to continually apply dressings to cruddy old flat paint.

That's just my persona preference and for this reason I purposefully don't spray anything on the inside of the fenderwells and in fact anytime I was the truck I scrub and clean the inside of the fenderwells to remove any oil, grease or dressings in proactive preparation for paint.

:)
 
lunchboxmunchy said:
That truck with the convertible top was unbelievable! :eek:
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Yeah the 1969 to 1975 Chevy Blazers and GMC Jimmys are my favorite "vehicle". From 1969 to 1975 they were made as full convertibles with removable hard tops.

In 1976 they started putting a half cab steel roof over the driver and passenger that did not unbolt. I only buy the 1969 to 1975 models for this reason and I've owned 4 of them to date. Great boat pullers...

Fun trucks, they always turn heads and get lots of compliments. The most common question is,

Did you cut the top off?


And the answer is of course... "no".

I hope to buy another one in the future...


:)
 
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