Subject	I also doubt that the paint would hold up given the constant
Posted by	Hittman (NC) on June 07, 2004 at 1:01 AM
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In Reply To	Anyone every painted the inside walls of their wheelwells??? posted by Mr. ZiNGH on June 06, 2004 at 11:06 PM
Message	road debris that will be chipping away. I usually pick up a can of the cheapest "No touch" tire shine and spray down the plastic before I finish the tires. It doesn't stay pristine for long but it gives a nice shiny finish for a week or so depending on the weather.
Follow Ups	Anyone every painted the inside walls of their wheelwells??? - Mr. ZiNGH 23:06:02 06/06/04 wouldn't they just instantly get dirty the minute you - robo (sebring1970) 23:09:14 06/06/04 2nd... (n/m) - Waco300zx 23:12:49 06/06/04 Maybe he drives his Z less than Pat ;-) (n/m) - boileralum 08:55:26 06/07/04 no way a painted finish will hold up in that area (n/m) - fourZero 23:11:58 06/06/04 what about some truck bed liner...like Rhino Liner? - JinxeD300ZX 23:52:52 06/06/04 What I did----> - Ben_96_Slicktop (VA) 23:54:58 06/06/04 did you remove the plastic fasteners that attach the - robo (sebring1970) 00:40:44 06/07/04 2nd... (n/m) - Mr. ZiNGH 00:50:19 06/07/04 No I didn't - Ben_96_Slicktop (VA) 03:14:08 06/07/04 Any pictures of the finished product? (n/m) - Mr. ZiNGH 00:53:28 06/07/04 I also doubt that the paint would hold up given the constant - Hittman (NC) 01:01:05 06/07/04 Just use Griots Undercarriage spray when you wash..keep them - Pats300zx 04:44:53 06/07/04
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