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When I got my new tires for my 40 from Diamond Back they recommended Simple Green.
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simple green and soft brush to get the dirt out the white shoe liquid polish dries in a nice semi gloss really makes them pop
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I would never use any abrasives on my white walls . I use a degreaser called oil eater. It is a bio degradable product. Spray it on and let it set for a few minutes. Use a hand scrub brush and lightly scrub the white area. Works great on black walls also . Afterwards I would use some rubber protectant . Works fantastic.
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A few years ago I resurrected the white walls on my boss’s 40 coupe from death. He wanted replace them just because the white was so off color. I tried many of the products mentioned but still looked bad.
My fix. Gloves on large stack of clean white shop rags & lacquer thinner plus lots of “elbow grease”. All 4 looked brand new after an hour a piece. Still look great today. Cheers Tony |
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Tony
I believe your solution can fix a lot of appearance issues. Seems we want to believe, spray this stuff on and rinse it off, works like magic, just like on TV. Bruce
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I use a general purpose cleaner like Simply Green and green Scotchbright pad.
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Hey Tony you mention an important item, gloves. Any of these super cleaners can destroy the health of your skin. As a teen, at $1.75, I used to hand wash cars. Westley's and a brass bristle brush was always included. No problem, but years of toil and neglect leave me grabbing for gloves. That way I can sleep at night without the pain.
The look of a white wall on the right car is priceless. Some cars look just fine with black sidewalls. These days its a treat to see that halo.
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Castro Super Clean does work great but be careful with it. It can also remove paint and is very hard on bare skin.
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Location: Central Ohio
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As a teenager, I always used Comet Cleanser and a scrub brush - 90 cents for the cleanser (todays prices) . . . I believe you'll like the results!
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Location: Northridge, CA
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The product sold by Coker's tires was a complete useless effort. Dont waste your money on it....
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Location: Bonita, CA
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The solution is to run Cooper classic blackwalls. $97 a piece for steel belted radials at Discount. Don't drive on tires older than 8-10 years. White walls or not.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Colorado
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I rescued 4 whitewalls that had been dirty for years, yellow and grease marked. I used my random action electric sander, the one I use to finish wood projects. I think I used 220 grade paper and a bit of water. The result was very good. It is possible to sand off too much, so I kept an eye on my progress. I don't know of any other method that would have cleaned up these tires.
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