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Always best to do the wheels first. You use your most aggressive cleaners/chemicals on the tires, wheels and wells. If you do them last and get any overspray on the paint you have no process to get it off and its worse if you don't realize you got it on the paint and don't remove it. Therefore if you do the wheels and such first then if you get any on the paint you will be washing it right off very shortly when you wash the car, so no harm no foul. Always do the wheels and such first unless you are doing an ONR type wash.
Last edited by JLs Detailing; 04-01-2008 at 01:31 PM. |
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I like to wash my wheels first. I have a seperate bucket I use just for doing wheels, wheel wells and brake calipers. Since the wheels are always the dirtiest part, by doing them first you don't have to worry about getting dirt on the paint from the wheels after you have already wash the car.
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