[Dan_T_Mustang]

Whats the best product and method to keep wheel wells looking show ready?:headscratch:

 

[kawik99]

i use tire gel. im sure mothers back to black would be another good option. it does take some time to do this tho cuz the tires in the way

 

[myltlpny]

I wipe mine down with a rag, then apply tireshine. It works great for me.

 

[jim293]

I use a product called Adams Undercarriage spray. That stuff works and smells great. Try it you will not be sorry.

 

[04KenneBellGT]

I would spray some degreaser or cleaner in there then pressure wash it really well first. Then go for the armor all or back to black stuff. Tire shine will also work well but could be messy.

 

[J&D]

I am also happy using tire shine, but make sure you wipe the sheen off with a cloth. I works well for any rubber material.

 

[Shack]

Spray Black Magic in wheel will stay clean for awhile

 

[Guest]

I use a brush I got from autozone - another member suggested a toilet brush (to get on the inside.... or use your hands if they aren't too big to fit)....

For the outside, I use my instant detailer....

I purchased a new product I haven't used for dressing the tires... so I can't recommend anything there!

 

[Guest]

I use a product called Adams Undercarriage spray. That stuff works and smells great. Try it you will not be sorry.

Jim, I was wondering about that... does it clean or coat or both?

 

[IansBAJ]

just lower the mustang and you wont even see it

 

[Rockin' Blue's]

I wipe mine down with a rag, then apply tireshine. It works great for me.

Hey Dave , do you ever really drive that thing anywhere, those look really clean to me :gringreen

 

[A7X1031]

I use a product called Adams Undercarriage spray. That stuff works and smells great. Try it you will not be sorry.

Hey Jim mind giving us a few more details about this product?

 

[myltlpny]

Hey Dave , do you ever really drive that thing anywhere, those look really clean to me :gringreen

I do about 3K miles a year, mostly to shows or cruise in's. It never sees rain, which is the biggest culprit in making the suspension and wheel wells dirty. I pull the wheels twice a year to clean and detail the suspension and the backside of the wheels.

 

[SpookyStang]

I'm glad someone posted this thread because I was wondering the same thing. My wheel wells are disgusting, especially the water guards. I tried taking a pressure washer to them, but it didn't help. I think I might pull the wheel, spray then with some kind of degreaser, pressure wash with more pressure, and then scrub until my hands fall off.

That should do the trick. :so