Do you take your wheels off when you wash the car?
#4
it jus seems like im hearing more and more ppl saying they take the wheels off each time they wash the car to wash the insides..
dunno but i think im gonna try it today and see if its worth it
dunno but i think im gonna try it today and see if its worth it
#7
No, but I do have a really long-bristled boars hair brush, along with some thin plastic scrubbers on sticks, and I can clean almost the whole thing, inside and out. Check www.griotsgarage.com for examples of these products.
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks,
Richard
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#8
i always jack the car up, put it on jack stands around 12" off the ground.
get on my lil roller cart w/ some sunglasses on and wash under the car, with a "bathroom style" scrubber brush. after cleaing the under side. i move over to the wheels.. leaving the car in N and ebrake off.. i wash and turn and wash and turn cleaning the insides and the wheel wells..
then after all thats done WASH the entire car.. detail the engine, detail the interior, detail windows..
then after EVERYTHING is clean and dry
i condition leather, condition underhood rubber, condition under car rubber pieces, and polish the exhaust
then lower off the stands.. and viola... a brand new car and only around 4-5 hours of work
get on my lil roller cart w/ some sunglasses on and wash under the car, with a "bathroom style" scrubber brush. after cleaing the under side. i move over to the wheels.. leaving the car in N and ebrake off.. i wash and turn and wash and turn cleaning the insides and the wheel wells..
then after all thats done WASH the entire car.. detail the engine, detail the interior, detail windows..
then after EVERYTHING is clean and dry
i condition leather, condition underhood rubber, condition under car rubber pieces, and polish the exhaust
then lower off the stands.. and viola... a brand new car and only around 4-5 hours of work
#9
Originally Posted by rijowysock,Jul 3 2005, 03:45 PM
i always jack the car up, put it on jack stands around 12" off the ground.
get on my lil roller cart w/ some sunglasses on and wash under the car, with a "bathroom style" scrubber brush. after cleaing the under side. i move over to the wheels.. leaving the car in N and ebrake off.. i wash and turn and wash and turn cleaning the insides and the wheel wells..
then after all thats done WASH the entire car.. detail the engine, detail the interior, detail windows..
then after EVERYTHING is clean and dry
i condition leather, condition underhood rubber, condition under car rubber pieces, and polish the exhaust
then lower off the stands.. and viola... a brand new car and only around 4-5 hours of work
get on my lil roller cart w/ some sunglasses on and wash under the car, with a "bathroom style" scrubber brush. after cleaing the under side. i move over to the wheels.. leaving the car in N and ebrake off.. i wash and turn and wash and turn cleaning the insides and the wheel wells..
then after all thats done WASH the entire car.. detail the engine, detail the interior, detail windows..
then after EVERYTHING is clean and dry
i condition leather, condition underhood rubber, condition under car rubber pieces, and polish the exhaust
then lower off the stands.. and viola... a brand new car and only around 4-5 hours of work
#10
I use my lift at work to raise the car (in neutral - P brake off). I then have good access to clean the insides of the wheels. It looks much better when the insides are clean too. I usually do this once a month. I think taking the wheels off every time you wash it would put a lot of wear on the studs and lugs.