Dressing wheel wells

Here is a viable solution. I have the black plastic on the front of my Explorer and they started turning brown. I used to spray them down with No Touch aresole tire dressing and made them look great. I still use this for my client vehicles.

However, I ran into a product, I believe it was by AC Delco (don't quote me on that), called Spray on Bed Liner. I got it at PepBoys for about $6 for the can. It is an aresole form of Line X I suppose. Anyway, I did that about 6 months ago and haven't dressed them since! For an added touch, I used a spray can of Clear Coat to give a nice glossy tone to it a couple months ago. They look great!!

Hope I could help!
 
The spray on bed liner sounds like a good idea. I also thought about the No Touch stuff. I think I can get that at Costco. Never thought I would consider buying No Touch.
 
Only thing about cleaning and shining with No Touch is that it will likely attract dust ( did for me) and will wash off with any kind of rain. I used to buy loads and load of aerosol tire foam for wheel wells but I gave it up and am now going with the Engine Kote/ floor shine routine
 
Plastic fender wells, I clean with degreaser and and a wheel brush, then use a water based dressing called "Dash 4 Door". Metal inner fenders I pressure wash, then use 3M undercoating.
 
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