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What are the best products and techniques or getting rid of the crud build up on the inside of the wheel arches?
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Regular washing mate. Honestly there's not that much more you can do. They are such a dirty area anything you do apply is just bested up within weeks.
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Cheers for that mate. Is there something I can use to get them to a decent standard as it looks like they've never been done before?
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As above. I found it easier to use a stiff short fibre brush and rub the crud off whilst it's dry. Wheel off job.
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March 03, 2013, 09:09:22 am »
Don't know if its the best available but I've been using waxoyl in the arches area for 2 years. As above good clean, dry and apply
I asked the painter to put plenty of paint on the inside of this area when I got them changed
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