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Restoring a Nice large Pair....rubber content...technique now up.

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BADDH:

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--- Quote from: brummie on October 29, 2014, 12:41 PM ---i know how to replace those labels bud

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Hi Pal,

 Please advise  :D

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 :D
well you was keeping us all hangin so i thought I would do the same  :P
be good if somebody did have a process of replacement mind
 :daumenhoch:

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 :LolLolLolLol:  You walked straight into that one Darren !!!  :D

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Like it,  Clever boy ::)

This is the label I have to try and replicate
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BADDH:
More tyre Resto... Rainbows this time...

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A BADDH bike...

BADDH:
Right lads you've waited long enough and I am struggling with this label stuff, this is how I got my results.

1.  Wash the tyre in Fairy liquid and using a cloth and warm water/ fairy scrub the walls with care not to scrub to hard and fur up the nylon...  :daumenhoch:
2. Allow to dry naturally outside, not near a heat source or you may dry them out...  :(
3. Apply a coat of Mid Tan boot polish and buff with a cloth.
4. Repeat twice more.

Results for me..

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