Keeping tires black
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Tire shine=silicone=water solible
I use bleach white, and a pressure washer to clean my tires to the natural look of a new tire
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harley makes a product called "harley black" which i purchased but have not applied to the tire yet. it looks like a black shoe shine liquid....it says it rejuvenates the tire sidewall and is recommended to use before a tire color pen....i dunno i was just looking to make the tires look clean and new. we shall see how it works soon.
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There used to be a product called UV2 that was the best ever made for vinyl, rubber, plastic and leather but it has become impossible to find anymore. A very close second is Vinylex...both of these leave a satin shine and contain no silicone and no residue to attract dust.
Little known fact is plain old brake fluid is about the best thing you can apply to tire sidewalls...it's just fussy to fool with and requires some caution when applying.
Little known fact is plain old brake fluid is about the best thing you can apply to tire sidewalls...it's just fussy to fool with and requires some caution when applying.
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It's also environment friendly.
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