How do you clean white walls?????

I use orange hand cleaner with pumice, follow with a wet rag.

 

turn tires white side in and let er buck

 

I've had excellent results with Bleach White, and I've never has a problem with it on my spraybomed wheels. I'd imagine it would do a number on polished aluminum though. It is caustic after all.

 

i use castrol super clean..**** is awsome..works great and keeps them white for a while ..when i had my bias plys installed the dumb *** that installed the tires on the rims walked away to grab something for another customer and a another dumb*** with grease on his hands grabed the rim and tire that was on the tire machine ..had grease all over his hands and really ****ed my tire up..the owner of the place told to get some brake cleaner and spray the tire down and wipe it with a clean rag ....one wipe it was new again..i couldnt beleive it...i thought it was ruined....

a while back i bought some bias www from a hamber off the cl***ifieds and they were cracked checked yellow, brown ..had some gray primer on them ...bought them he shipped them ..i cleaned them with brake cleaner and they look good now...there still cracked and checked but there white ..

 

Westley's Bleachwhite & an SOS pad! I do it a lot!

 

Westleys bleech white and a scrub brush

 

Ditto, this works great!

 

I have always used a soap called "brown soap", its an old type of soap used to clean i.e. wooden floors! Its very cheap, non toxic (Not acid, but I dont think you should eat it) And its not hard on your tires!

I put some on a sponge and covers the whitewalls with a thin layer, I then wash the rest of the car. Then I return to the wheels, who just needs some water and they look like new!

 

If you use Wesleys Bleach White the way they say then yes, it will damage paint. It doesn't have to sit as long as recommended. I've used that exclusively for decades and NEVER a problem. A bristle brush and a little effort the whites will actually shine like new tires. SOS and Brillo are the standard of the years, like Comet and Ajax, but they're both abrasive. No problem if your regular cleaning regimen includes the whites every time. I've used Wesleys on 6 figure cars with no adverse effects. The spray it on and let it sit method is lazy to me. Also spray it on a wet tire. Some interesting ideas on this post...