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sturner (User)
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months, 1 Week ago
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Well I cleaned up my tires yesterday with simple green and a brush and they came out pretty nice. The rear tire still has that dull look to it, like I couldn't get all of the brownish hue off of it. Maybe I'll give Wesley's a try as well.
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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sturner wrote:
I read on another car care website that you can clean dingy looking whitewalls with 150 grit wet sandpaper. A couple of guys on that site swore by it. Has anyone ever done that? I'd like to know because my rear whitewall has a dull yellow/brown hue. This is exactly what these guys explained their tires looked like and the sandpaper took it right off leaving a bright whitewall tire.
I use Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. It's a sponge which slowly disintegrates as it cleans. It comes in a box (4-pack, I think) and is available in the "cleaners" aisle of your local supermarket.
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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tried MR Clean no luck...... mineral spirits for me works great
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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I'll have to second that Mr. Clean's eraser. Whitened both tires. Maybe my rear tire wasn't that dingy to start with, but it's definitely whiter now. Lots of good ideas here.
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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Supper Clean works great. Just keep it away from Aluminum
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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A mechanic at the bike shop told me to try K&N filter cleaner. Just spray it on, let it set for a minute, then give it a quike wipe with a scotch bright pad or similar and rinse. Removes brake dust and grime as well with no wiping. Worked great for me...
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Re:Cleaning White Wall Tires 6 Months ago
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Last time I did my tires, I used...  Greased Lightning... I won't hurt paint (But, it'll kill a wax job...!) So, I do the tires and then wash and detail the bike... But a word of caution though... This stuff is evil! I've used it to kill fire ants!
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