Recommendation for cleaning fender flares plastic

[Tonka53]

Any recommendation on cleaning / shining up the plastic “fender flares” (or whatever their real name is)? Thanks!

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[Wilbur's son]

Same stuff I use to clean the shower. Scrubbing Bubbles.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I've used 303 Aerospace Protectant on them a few times.
Great stuff.
It does not remove any errant wax/sealant that may have gotten in the grain, but it will mask it for quite awhile! LOL!


https://www.amazon.com/303-Dust-Lin...ocphy=9016213&hvtargid=pla-2281435179778&th=1

 

[1979]

Same stuff I use to clean the shower. Scrubbing Bubbles.

The best answer. Scrubbing bubbles works surprisingly well.

 

[Wilbur's son]

The best answer. Scrubbing bubbles works surprisingly well.

Oh yeah. Get the flare wet, spray it on, scrub with a toothbrush or other bristle brush and then rinse off.

 

[Wilbur's son]

Water Pik>

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I'd think it helps spread them actually .... pulling that skank ass at the Starbucks with my shiny flares, mirrors, MIC and Mod Bumper.
... and lets not forget those shiny 35" Mud Terrains!!

Of course, mine's a 2dr, so YMMV.

 

[zer010gic]

I have been using Ammo Frame

https://ammonyc.com/products/ammo-f...doEpQLGX_dA_AyGh8V8dPRehJM30bo1wqU08fTGr4o9iW

 

[SwiftMountain]

Remove them. The plastic sucks and if you do any wheeling they get pitted quick. Get some good aftermarket steel fenders.

 

[Denis85]

I have been using Ammo Frame

https://ammonyc.com/products/ammo-f...doEpQLGX_dA_AyGh8V8dPRehJM30bo1wqU08fTGr4o9iW

+1 for Frame Pro (and honestly anything from Ammo)

Id pull them off and clean them with a good quality soap. Even something like Dawn (i would never use dish soap on painted surfaces but since I'm suggesting removing them from the body and they're not painted) and use something like Frame Pro.

Edit: He actually suggests dish soap or a wheel cleaner first

 

[Jakob1972]

the chemical guys Natural shine works well enough. although the last time I used their tire shine and that lasted much longer.
I took off one flare once to clean it. I live down a dirt road, never gonna do that again. just clean it as good as I can at the carwash, and move on. My flares have so much trail rash I don't worry too much anymore, embrace the patina.

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