wheel liner spray

[DallasM5]

i know most dont do this, but for us really anal folks, what do you use for the wheel liners? i just ran out of my adams under carriage spray which works wonders. i figured id see whats "in" before ordering another gallon of that stuff.

thanks
-R

[RaceMX-M3]

never heard of this b4. My undercarriage needs a good scrubbing.

[DallasM5]

never heard of this b4. My undercarriage needs a good scrubbing.

yea the wheel liners and undercarriage are what most people neglect when cleaning cars.

just put another order in for a gallon of this stuff.

ill post pics of it in action once it arrives.

-R

[Fubar]

I actually use mothers aluminum polish on my A-arms (it's a sickness).

[BlackSheep]

I clean my wheel wells with a dedicated bucket and sponge, then I dress the tires, I use the same meguiars aerosol tire shine in the wheel wells to give it that glossy black look.

[Mike CLK Black]

You guys are SICK!

I wax the inside of my wheels. :(

[DallasM5]

I clean my wheel wells with a dedicated bucket and sponge, then I dress the tires, I use the same meguiars aerosol tire shine in the wheel wells to give it that glossy black look.

i usually do that, but im sure you dont do it EVERY time you wash your car, or do you?

[BlackSheep]

i usually do that, but im sure you dont do it EVERY time you wash your car, or do you?

As far as I can get my hand in there.. I'm kinda weird about it, every few washes I jack it up so I can get way behind the wheels and up top of the liners. I think when a car is clean and the wheel wells are still dirty, it looks unfinished.

[DallasM5]

As far as I can get my hand in there.. I'm kinda weird about it, every few washes I jack it up so I can get way behind the wheels and up top of the liners. I think when a car is clean and the wheel wells are still dirty, it looks unfinished.

EXACTLY!

this stuff makes everything in the wheel well black, it lasts as long as tire shine usually does. im sure someone like yourself would like being able to get those spots in the back without having to raise the car up or getting dirty!

we should do a group buy...:whistle:

[LonestarS5]

First, +1 to Adam's products. :thumbsup2: I have quite a bit of their stuff, but regarding the under carriage spray, it is awesome stuff. Unfortunately I don't really have a need for it now due to the Audi having that carpet stuff in the wheel liner.

[citylightva]

As far as I can get my hand in there.. I'm kinda weird about it, every few washes I jack it up so I can get way behind the wheels and up top of the liners. I think when a car is clean and the wheel wells are still dirty, it looks unfinished.

+1 and they stick out even more when everything else is clean..!

[Qship5]

Chemical Guys Fade to Black is another good option for fender liners / wheel wells.

[KCviper]

I currently use Adams Undercarriage but want to try Fade to Black! I've heard good things about it except it depletes the ozone layer :D

[BlackSheep]

Just bought that big generic 32oz tub o tire shine @ walmart and put it in a pump up bug sprayer! Easy to get it in the fender wells and cheap!!:D

[Qship5]

I currently use Adams Undercarriage but want to try Fade to Black! I've heard good things about it except it depletes the ozone layer :D

LOL...Ozone schmozone, it will replenish itself!!!

[TXS2000]

I use the undercarriage spray/cleaner from Griot's Garage.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/p2p/searchResults.do?method=view&search=basic&keyword=undercarriage&sortby=newArrivals&page=1

[Qship5]

I use the undercarriage spray/cleaner from Griot's Garage.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/p2p/searchResults.do?method=view&search=basic&keyword=undercarriage&sortby=newArrivals&page=1

I have also used this and it does a good job.