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Old 06-17-2007, 08:30 PM
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What does everyone use to clean the inside of your wheel wells?
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What does everyone use to clean the inside of your wheel wells?
use dp cleanse all, then the armorall spray tire foam to make it black
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A degreaser in a pressurized spray bottle. Saves alot of time versus pumping the trigger spray. (Same for the engine bay)
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I just use the cheapest foaming tire cleaner. I think the one I use is called Son of a Gun.... Its like 2 bucks at Walmart and does a good job.
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Amazing Roll Off and dress with AA foam.
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Amazing Roll Off and dress with AA foam.
what is this amazing roll off?
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what is this amazing roll off?
Amazing Roll-Off Spray it on and watch the dirt roll off!
That! I'm thinking of getting some in the future.
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Because Roll-Off is a concentrate would it work if I used it in the foam gun rather than a spray bottle?
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Foam gun would be less work for your hand
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deg. and AA
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