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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Wadz on June 25, 2010, 07:22 PM
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whats the best way to clean up some grubby comp pool tyres with slightly dry side walls
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I usually just use cif with a nail brush but rinse them very well after with clean water :daumenhoch:
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if it was me i'd cover em with amourall and go very very steady with the sidewalls.
they'll shine like a good un after it soaks in.
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why go steady with the armourall on the side walls can it damage them. ???
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no it wont damage em.
i ment if there that dry and you start rubbing em you'll end up with bits missing.
i'd just give em a good coat and let it soak in without rubbing them.
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Be careful near the labels - easy to scrub them off the sidewalls ;)
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this may sound stupid but what type of armourall do you use , the tyre cleaner or some thing else :D,
does this stuff dry up after a while or stay shiney looking. ???
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i normally use the gloss finish protectant in the spray bottle.
it does dry and the black looks well blingy and shiney.
but i deffo would'nt ride on em after though lol.