I have actually started doing wheels, tires and wheel wells last.
-It saves me from using a 3rd bucket.
-Saves soap.
-I was getting water spots on the chrome wheels.
-Not using anything I am concerned about getting on the paint
My Yukon has enough clearance to squeeze my arm in there.
It's faster than a brush and seems to be more thorough.
I use the remaining Chemical Guys HoneyDew from the wash bucket with a black microfiber mitt, Mothers tire brush, Daytona Speedmaster Jr.
After letting it air dry, I follow-up with Griot's Undercarriage Dressing. It is inexpensive and leaves a great, dark black color. It also makes future cleanings much easier.
Meg's APC and then CG Barebones.. Noticed Meg's APC took off some of my black coating on the metal under my fender in the wheel well. Can see where I used the brush to agitate.
I use Mothers wheel well brush and my soap bucket, scrub the well then rinse the well. After I'm done washing I'll use tire dressing on an applicator to finish the wells. It's a temporary routine but I'll probably change to something more appropriate now that I'm switching to Meg's products.
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