Hi all, I was looking for something to clean my whitewalls the other day and nothing seemed to be working. My wife suggested using baby wipes........the same thing you use to wipe a baby's ass. Short story is that they work...........gotta love the woman who loves a man and his cars
Westley's Bleche-Wite Tire Cleaner. Cheap and good. I stopped in an auto parts store and they had a bin marked down to 99 cents a bottle, brought 22 bottles. (lifetime supply). Whats neat, spray it on your blackwalls, let it set for a minute and you would swear chocolate syrup was running out of your tires (embedded dirt). hose that off and then put your tire dressing on. No more brown tires.
Unfortunately here in the land of Aus we don't have most of the products so far listed here.......I was looking for something easy to use at the time after i'd waxed my car. Thanks for the info anyway guys
I'm with Stuart. Back in the 50's and 60's we used either Ajax or Comet with a wet rag then hosed off. For really bad stains SOS pads
Westley's works great,BUT it drys the white walls out and they will start to crack ! Diamond back and Coker Reps. say NOT to use bleach white ! I have used Simple Green since 2004 with no problems. If I get a tuff spot or scuff I use alittle dish soap and water with a sheet of 800 grit wet paper to sand it off. Good Luck
I've always used Super Clean. Comes In a purple jug. Real strong, just gotta spray it on wait a min and hose it off, no scrubbing at all. But beware it will dull your wheel finish.
This is old school ghetto....a flat faced river rock, it with remove the nastiest stains. Get it wet scrub and rinse. Presto
Simple green, you can get it at the grocery store.A firm brush ,scrub,rinse off and white she will be.
If I remember correctly (not often) but my 56 Ford Thunderbird owners manual recommend Gojo hand cleaner to "shine" up your tires.
If all else fails with the cleaners. Ur gonna need to take a sander and some 180 grit sandpaper and go over it.