Dirty Door Jambs?

detail spray of choice and a rag you dont care about. Done deal.

Ive noticed a ton more dirt in my door jambs since swapping fenders.
 
Bumping this back up because I have an idea to battle this issue.

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Why not just wax the area? I've read that stuff doesn't work very well.
 
Why not just wax the area? I've read that stuff doesn't work very well.

The plastic that is getting muddy has some texture to it. So i'm not sure that wax would do much.

I figured i'd give the never wet a shot.

My other two options are to put a piece of weather strip on the door to block the mud from coming up (but still allow water to run out)

Or put plates on my sliders. I don't really want to do that just yet.
 
detail spray of choice and a rag you dont care about. Done deal.

Ive noticed a ton more dirt in my door jambs since swapping fenders.

Yeeeeah... I never seem to get around to doing it.

I go to the coin wash after hitting the offroad park, knock off the big stuff. Then I go to the fancy drive through wash in town. $5 I get the underbody rinse or whatever.

But thats about as far as I go.
I've had mud on the top of my passenger door panel for months. lol...
 
Alright y'all.

Never wet is the shit.

It sprays out a little chalky... But holy crap it works.
I sprayed my jambs and my sliders. I don't really care for the way it looks on my sliders but it works great there too.
 

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^^^ these pics are after a day of wheeling. As in today.

And the jambs. I haven't touched these.
 

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Not to bad I see, less to clean after a mud run.

Notice another person not afraid to get a little dirty on the inside also,:thumb3:
 

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