Rear Wheel well
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Rear Wheel well
I was installing splash guards yesterday and noticed that the rear wheel wells are covered by what is essentially...cardboard paper? Whereas the front is covered with plastic.
The paper feels kind of cheap. I have never had or noticed this on my previous car. Will it deteriorate quickly? (Ex. One wet and snowy winter)
Sprays wont work because it's a permeable fabric so coatings won't form well.
The paper feels kind of cheap. I have never had or noticed this on my previous car. Will it deteriorate quickly? (Ex. One wet and snowy winter)
Sprays wont work because it's a permeable fabric so coatings won't form well.
Last edited by al28; 04-23-2019 at 03:57 PM.
#5
I powerwash these all the time. That is the best way to get all the crap out that gathers in there. I just keep keep going until the water running out is clear. It's actually more like all-weather carpet than paper (like that thin stuff you see on outdoor porches sometimes)
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I was installing splash guards yesterday and noticed that the rear wheel wells are covered by what is essentially...cardboard paper? Whereas the front is covered with plastic.
The paper feels kind of cheap. I have never had or noticed this on my previous car. Will it deteriorate quickly? (Ex. One wet and snowy winter)
Sprays wont work because it's a permeable fabric so coatings won't form well.
The paper feels kind of cheap. I have never had or noticed this on my previous car. Will it deteriorate quickly? (Ex. One wet and snowy winter)
Sprays wont work because it's a permeable fabric so coatings won't form well.
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