Armor-all in the wheel wells!!!

[AKDmax]

Not sure where I read it, but I tried it today. Makes the truck look a whole lot better. A watered down version of Armor-all is what I used. Don't want credit for the idea, as it was someone elses, just passin' on a good tip. Now as trucks pass bye, you can first see if it's a D-max and then if he/she coats their wheel wells.

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[DmaxMaverick]

I've used it for years, before I discovered the silicone spray. It not only looks good when its clean, the mud has a hard time sticking to it. Makes cleaning up a piece of cake.

[8.1 HD]

been doing that trick for years I now coat everthing underneath with Tire Foam and walk away, can't beat the way it looks.

[wangotango]

So let me get this straight.
A watered down version of ArmorAll (%..?) or that tire foam stuff in the wheel wells.

After a good cleaning it will sure make the area look good but does it actually help cleaning the next time around?

Just soak 'er down eh?

tanx

w/t

[SHOPMAN426]

I'm not sure what you guys are after? Are you trying to keep the wheel wells clean? I have always washed the Wheel wells as I wash the rest of the truck. Can't ever say I have waxed them though.

:D :D :D


SHOPMAN426.

Mike.

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[8.1 HD]

give it a try next time, makes everything that used to be black, black again. Will make the underneath of your truck look the way it did when you bought it.

[wangotango]

Yeah, but then everyone will think you're a homo because you never get your truck dirty.


w/t

[AKDmax]

If you don't, everyone will think your a putz because you didn't take the time to clean your wheel wells after you got it dirty. There's always a different spin on things.

[bearman]

wangotango


LMFAO

That is to funny


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Cheers
Bear

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