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it seems im having a few problems .. it detracts from the overall look when you look @ the wheel arch and all you see is a light black colour that just doesnt match all the hard work you've done. What is a good way to get a dark black look that i could perhaps apply on a weekly/ fortnightly basis?
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Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Spray (Trigger)
Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Spray (Trigger)
I think this will do the trick! Just spray it up in the wheelwells.
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I agree, but I like the aerosol version because it goes on thinner ( less mess ).Originally posted by Jimmy Buffit
Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Spray (Trigger)
Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Spray (Trigger)
I think this will do the trick! Just spray it up in the wheelwells.
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the aerosol is the greatest, i am working on a 98 blazer, the suv from he**, and i hadnt noticed before but this truck has light grey undercoating in the rear wheel wells, talk about unrewarding even after being dressed
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How glossy does it make the wheel wells? I have always used a very matt finish in the wheel wells, but like the aresol idea. Also what kind of endurence do you get out of it? I get sick of having to redress mine every week.Comment
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someone suggested to me that it would be also good to spray the Super Degreaser in the wheelwells and let it sit for a while so that it can do its wonders. Then hose off.2011 Car Crazy Showcase SEMA TeamComment
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WHY NOT JUST GO GET SOME TRIM PAINT OR UNDERCOATING AND REPAINT THEMComment
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