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Cleaning whitewalls?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by rockabillybassman, Sep 19, 2005.

  1. Speed~On
    Joined: Apr 28, 2011
    Posts: 1,682

    Speed~On
    Member

    I have used this method for years and it works great. No matter how dirty they get, this method will have your white walls looking new.

    I am quite particular about my car and wouldnt do something to it if I thought I could possibly damage anything. This is how Ive kept my white walls shiny and spotless over the past 4,000 miles.

    Items:
    5 gallon bucket
    Car soap (I really like Mcguires Gold shampoo as it leaves a very nice sheen)
    Soft car wash sponge
    Lemon SOS pads
    Blue/ligt blue sponge (pictured here)
    Your garden hose.

    Get your tires wet and wash them with your soapy sponge.

    Next
    Use the SOS lemon pad and scrub until all the dark blemishes are gone.

    Rinse

    Wet the blue/light blue pad. There will be one side that is slightly more abrasive than the other...use that side. This will remove any blue residue left by the sos pad from the minute cracks that are in the sidewall.

    Quickly wash the tire once again with your soapy sponge.

    Rinse
    Dry with towel.

    This process has served me extremely well and never fails. My white walls look as nice as the day I bought them



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  2. Good technical description, I have exactly that under my kitchen sink. We could swap photos.:D
     
    Speed~On and kadillackid like this.
  3. I use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
     

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