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Old 12-28-2005, 04:37 PM   #1
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Rear inner fenderwells
Pulled the rear tires off today and cleaned the rear inner fenderwells man were they bad used the power washer to bust through the grime also used a mild degreaser and some elbow grease. Anyone recommend anything to put on there to help for next time. I assume waxing will help. Ahh my first post lame but need to start somewhere.. Wish I was driving alot of snow and crap on the roads here in Northern Ohio.... 3 months and I'm in...



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Old 12-28-2005, 06:35 PM   #2
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Welcome abaord! Although I'm sorta a newbie myself!

Can't help you with the fenderwells, here in California, mine stay sparkling clean

I found you just post away on this forum. The people here are really nice and tolerant of newbies like you and I.

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Welcome abaord! Although I'm sorta a newbie myself!

Can't help you with the fenderwells, here in California, mine stay sparkling clean

I found you just post away on this forum. The people here are really nice and tolerant of newbies like you and I.

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Thanks for the reply I had a Feeling it was going to tank (Replys) Once again just trying to get started
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Old 01-02-2006, 02:58 PM   #4
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welcome man, maybe rub a little oil like WD 40 on the inside of wheel arches it might help to remove the crap next time easier, otherwise power washer regularly!!

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