Am I the only one who washes the inner wheel well?
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I wash once a week if I'm driving the car. Less often in the winter because I drive her less often.
And I try to wash the inner wheel wells, clean the door jams, clean under the hood, polish the exhaust tips and all of that every time I wash.
I've always said that if you grade the appearance of your car on a 1-10 scale, with 10 being the way you'd make it look for a car show, it's far easier to maintain the car at 7 out of 10 than it is to let the car get down to a 3 or 4 and then try to bring it back up.
And I try to wash the inner wheel wells, clean the door jams, clean under the hood, polish the exhaust tips and all of that every time I wash.
I've always said that if you grade the appearance of your car on a 1-10 scale, with 10 being the way you'd make it look for a car show, it's far easier to maintain the car at 7 out of 10 than it is to let the car get down to a 3 or 4 and then try to bring it back up.
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I'm almost 60 years old and started washing our family car when i was around 12 years old. I've always washed the 'wheel wells'. I have a old messed up mitt to wash them with.
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As my mustang is primarily for fun and show.. It rarely sees weather.. But every time I clean the car I wipe the inner portion of my wheel wells and 1-2x per year I remove the wheels and repaint the inner wheel wells. OCD is me.
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