wheel wells and black trim- best way to clean?

[Thud300]

Hi all,

I'm really enjoying this site and forum, learning about how to keep my new (to me) '01 Tahoe looking sharp. It's come a long way with the advice I found here.

I spent my day detailing my Tahoe, and it's really looking good but I still need to do the black trim on the rear bumper, running boards and mudflaps, and detail/clean the wheel wells.

Best ways to do this? :)

[m4gician]

303 Aerospace Protectant works wonders for me. I use it and it maintains a great shine on trim pieces wihthout leaving that 'dull white' residue. It shines tires really well and even interior trim.

Try it out, in Canada its about $15 a bottle tax included/.

[P1et]

I personally use a heavily diluted Simple Green and let it sit for a bit, then get in there with an old sponge and some soap. I then get the shop vac out and blow is dry.

[sparkie]

Wheel wells, clean with APC. Then spray Black magic tire foam. Your done!
Trim, if it's bad try cleaning with APC 10:1 rag magic eraser work well with APC if it oxidized. Apply your favorite dressing.

[Racin10s]

Wheel wells, clean with APC. Then spray Black magic tire foam. Your done!
Trim, if it's bad try cleaning with APC 10:1 rag magic eraser work well with APC if it oxidized. Apply your favorite dressing.

+1 This is just what I was going to say when I read the topic... :cheers: