How To Restore Dull Faded Fender Liners To Their Deep Black Glory! - Chemical Guys

Over time, a vehicle’s undercarriage can become faded and discolored from road grime, dirt, road salt, and UV rays. The oil-based formula sticks to any surface for improved durability. Weather resistant coating protects against road salt while helping prevent undercarriage rust. Bare Bones keeps your undercarriage trim looking great while resisting road grime, dirt, dust, tar, and moisture. The oil-based dressing restores faded undercarriage and trim surfaces back to like-new condition. The sprayable dressing is designed for undercarriages, wheel wells, subframes, springs, suspension components, fender liners, and bumper covers. Bare Bones uses premium ingredients that finish with a dry-to-the-touch feel within minutes for easy application on virtually any vehicle.
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Teaching people how to properly rip a tag from a rag . Very well done 😀

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Thanks for watching!

[@brandonbeals6323]

I have always loved how yall actually demonstrate how to use your products

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Happy detailing!

[@13slot28]

It's the small things that set a car off, dressing up your wheel wells really compliment yoir wheels.

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Agreed!!

[@Julie-vw5py]

I love Bare Bones! Works great and easy to apply ❤️

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[@K_DOT78]

Barebones the best !! use on my truck last for weeks

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Gotta love Bare Bones!

[@vwbros3962]

Thanks for the tips guys

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i always admire chemical guys products... always give me a good impression. i wanna try this on my detail shop... hehehe. another inspiring food for thought!

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[@kevin_ramirez2529]

Cool stuff, jut started detailing my family members truck, gotta try this out.

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[@DooWops4Ever]

Question! I have been restoring a 2 door '68 Chrysler out of a friend's back yard lately. The whole front end has been completely rebuilt, from a stripped down and painted subframe to all new suspension components. It was a lot of hard work and I'd like to keep it clean! It did get dirty again from being exposed to the elements, and I'd like to give it a detail so it looks just as good as when we finished it.
I was thinking about doing a spray down to knock off loose dirt, and then going over with All Clean to really tackle what's left as a first step. I am unsure of how I should protect the cleaned surface after though! Would using Bare Bones be a good way to protect and keep the frame clean? Or something more like HydroSlick? Really a tough decision!
Going for the old school 70's lowrider look, and having a clean engine bay / frame beneath is important for me. Thanks for all the informative vids! Looking forward to keeping the car looking A1 with all your products.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there! Thanks so much for watching. Bare Bones can be used on suspension components and the frame to add gloss and protection with a simple spray. This will also keep it looking cleaner for longer while making it easier to clean in the future.

[@rlopez2626]

This product is legit!

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Happy detailing!!

[@nokizzy2136]

Yo bro quick question I got some Aluminum rims and what do you recommend of your products to use? To give them a clean fresh look

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Eddie! After cleaning the wheel, use Light Metal Polish to remove oxidation and restore a mirror-like gloss. Add HydroSlick to lock in shine and repel harsh elements.

[@joem6189]

Oh yeah! Bare bones, what are you guys going to come up with next. Yet another product that I'm buying.

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Happy detailing!!

[@centralcal6604]

Great video I bought both of those products a few weeks ago and love them!!

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[@Dc-jg2ti]

Awesome thanks!

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Thanks for tuning in!

[@thefreshprinceofgreenhills]

I can also use VRP instead of Bare Bones right?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there! It is perfectly fine to use VRP to enhance trim and undercarriage components.

[@thefreshprinceofgreenhills]

@@ChemicalGuys Nice! Thanks Chemical Guys!

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Excellent love it

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Glad you like it!

[@jetsadam2699]

Can I use nonsense and then barebones ?

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Hey! Absolutely, use Nonsense to prep the surface for Bare Bones.

[@josephrogers7695]

HEY WHATSUP GUYSSS?!

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Hey Joseph! Thanks for watching!!

[@martys4814]

Bare Bones is always the last thing and it makes your tires and wheels pop….nothing looks worse seeing a truck that looks new with dirty liners….

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Happy detailing!