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Old 21-08-09, 05:43 PM   #11
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does that not eat into the rubber?
Doubt it, Although Im on proxies of will have to be changed before the rubber goes
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Old 21-08-09, 05:49 PM   #12
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When I was a valater for a main dealer we used to buy a product that was wipe on, we used in it trigger bottles.

On monday I bought some stuff called astonish for 99p from wilkinsons, not tried it on the tyres yet but it works well on the other rubber around the car, it's not as good on the black trim on the b post as it left a sticky residue that needed wiping several times to settle down.
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Old 21-08-09, 06:32 PM   #13
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silicone tyre dresser from Nielsen Chemicals or this
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Old 21-08-09, 06:35 PM   #14
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I found alot of cheap tyre black products ruin your sponge next time you go to wash the car, so be careful
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Old 21-08-09, 11:11 PM   #15
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I found alot of cheap tyre black products ruin your sponge next time you go to wash the car, so be careful
Using sponges wrecks your paintwork i heard
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Old 22-08-09, 06:33 AM   #16
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there's not much paint on the tyres
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Old 24-08-09, 08:58 AM   #17
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are you drunk what the **** does that mean
Nope. Not drunk (as i don't drink).
What i meant was that i have sold stuff in my uncles shop and can picture what the product tin looks like, but i can't remember the name that's on the tin. SOmeone wanted some on Sat and he was sold out so i'm still none the wiser.

Search for 'Trye wall black' that should turn up something.
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i use stuff called Tyre Dandi, spray on foam and leave to dry. Looks great and lasts for ages, doesn't atract to much brake dust either unlike some other products.

You can get it on ebay....
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