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You try any New Zealand whitewall cleaning
stuff??
Hahaha....sorry, couldn't resist.
Would liquid carwash in warm water and a
brush do anything? Maybe a mild detergent and warm water solution.
How about some Gojo orange...clean your hands and the wheel at
once...
I don't know about the gojo...but the other two
might work...unless it would do something horrible to tires that I am completely
unaware of (my tires have never fallen off or exploded...so I think I'm ok so
far).
Of course, you could likely order something online
from just about anywhere that sells car stuff...just depends on how long you
want to wait.
Personally, I usually use Westley's Bleche-White,
or at the very least, a brush and the same stuff I used on the car...I don't
have any white walls on any of my cars now, so there's nothing to keep
white.
Garrett in Central Ohio...where when it
doesn't rain, it snores...I mean pours...well, both
actually...hehe.
Cars I own you should be jealous of:
72 Limpala
78 Rust bucket
95 9C1 Craprice
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 12:23
AM
Subject: [FWDLK] Cleaning whitewalls
??
Hi there old car nuts,
Just had my 6 yr old but
new Coker 215/75/14 whitewalls put on my car. Oooooohhhh, nasty black
greasy streaks all over the whitewalls after a few miles of driving, I
guess from the sudsy water and general gunk on the rim. Anyone have any tips
for removing this unsightly mess without wrecking the white on the
whitewalls?
I'm in New Zealand, so USA whitewall cleaning
stuff probably is not available here.
Thanks
folks........
Dave.
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