Does anyone have a good suggestions on what to spray on their wells after done cleaning. I usually clean with bug and tar remover then once it is dry i sray with WD-40 which keeps most of the dirt off for weeks. I want to try something else that will last.
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Re: Wheel Wells Shining?
Originally posted by GlossBoss View PostDoes anyone have a good suggestions on what to spray on their wells after done cleaning. I usually clean with bug and tar remover then once it is dry i sray with WD-40 which keeps most of the dirt off for weeks. I want to try something else that will last.
Personally, I have been using Stoner Trim Shine on the wheel wells of my S2K, but I don't know if it will last longer than your WD-40. My guess is that most folks here on MOL use Hyper Dressing on their wheel wells, but it is water-based.Swirls hide in the black molecular depths, only waiting for the right time to emerge and destroy your sanity.
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Originally posted by Bigmerc2003 View PostI have great sucess with the Hot Shine, goes on fast and lasts a few car washes''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
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Hyper Dressing is the perfect product for this job. HD tends to spread out and saturate on its own - no need to wipe or spread - just spray and go.
Obviously since HD is water based it won't last if you get any rain, but for normal upkeep it is the best product I have tried to date for spraying wheel wells.
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