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Best way of cleaning gumwall tyres - tips

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Swivel:

--- Quote from: pickle on August 24, 2017, 11:29 AM ---Or just leave them  :daumenhoch:

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I did think that, this Torker i'm building ain't gonna be shown at MK or anything like that, so you could be right... just annoying these dark patches though  ;D

Gary72:
I'm sure there was a thread started ages ago and someone had great results,but can't remember if he revealed his secret.

dancetothedrummersbeat:
You could try the dishwasher method, but i've always been cautious of it as you can't control gentle/powerful the cleaning process will be. When i clean tyres using the bath,hot water,nail brush and washing up liquid method, i'm sweating like a bastard after 10 minutes. If you're not, then you need to give it some more welly. Keep renewing the water, and keep renewing the brush (i go through 2-3 to do a pair of tyres). There's only so mich you can clean them up though. 30 years of ground in dirt and dryness is hard to eliminate completely

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