Wheel wells

IMO I would not attempt to clean the wells if very dirty though if there maintain then you would use the rest of the rinseless solution once cleaned the paintwork though if waterless just add a few sprays to your general purpose towel(one you don't mind getting dirty) and wipe the wells as good as possible
 
jamesboyy said:
IMO I would not attempt to clean the wells if very dirty though if there maintain then you would use the rest of the rinseless solution once cleaned the paintwork though if waterless just add a few sprays to your general purpose towel(one you don't mind getting dirty) and wipe the wells as good as possible
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I agree, they get too nasty. I clean them only when cleaning the wheels and I always use water even though I love rinseless, on wheels I just don't do it. I use Griot's wheel cleaner in the wells as well and it is the best cleaner I've found for this, just melts stuff in there it seems.
 
Jimmymack22 said:
How do you clean wheel wells when you use WW or no rinse?
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If it's your own cars I'd skip it till you have access to running water.

If it's for customers don't offer wheel well cleaning when offering a waterless or rinseless wash packate.


When you do have access to running water here's some tips...


How to clean fender wells the lazy way!


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Ok so don't do wheel wells with WW or no rinse so how do I keep them looking good so I can use no rinse for a few washes?
 
You can do it with APC, Wheel Woolies, and rinseless wash - but its a mess. This is why I don't do pure rinseless / waterless washes - because it's almost impossible to clean wheel barrels, wells, in between body seems, and tires without running water...At least the way I want them clean.

So, I'll clean those parts with running water and then use rinses or waterless.
 
I do the wheel wells, wheels, and barrels on my own car using ONRWW, Wheel Woolies, and a few brushes. I do them last and pour the remaining dirty rinseless solution in the grass.

As others have posted, I wouldn't offer to do these as part of a rinseless wash package.
 
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