Best DIY stuff for wheel wells

[phydough]

Mud

 

[debordj]

I used rustoleum professional bed liner. After a year, so far so good.

 

[Icecobra]

I used the Lowes duplicolor a year ago and still looks good, before and after pictures

 

[Danactive]

I used the Lowes duplicolor a year ago and still looks good, before and after pictures

Besides cleaning really well did you do anything else prep wise? Like quick sanding or scuffing the area?

 

[Marcs]

Besides cleaning really well did you do anything else prep wise? Like quick sanding or scuffing the area?

Red scuffing pad

 

[Danactive]

Sry but I have no idea what the hell that is lol

 

[Macman]

 

[Danactive]

Ahhh got it! Any product pics/numbers of the lowes liner spray? Lol thinking of doing this tomorrow just hope I can have it dry before work the next day

 

[Macman]

Ahhh got it! Any product pics/numbers of the lowes liner spray? Lol thinking of doing this tomorrow just hope I can have it dry before work the next day

It really doesn't take long to set up, just do light coats and build it up. If your worried about it drying take a hair dryer to it.

I used this:

 

[FarFromStock]

How many cans should it take to do both rear wheel wells?

Is it wrong to quote yourself and then answer yourself?

Since I couldn't find a good answer to how much it takes to spray the wheel wells, I grabbed 2 cans from my local Autozone and went to work. Each wheel well consumed just under one can. And that was with application of multiple light coats.