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Try touching it up with an emery board or nail file.
You may recall seeing people who park by ear with a giant ragged whitewall. That's because the tire has the white all the way around and the letters are either protected from the black outer rubber or are trimmed. If you scuff the outer layer, you get that whitewall thing....
You may recall seeing people who park by ear with a giant ragged whitewall. That's because the tire has the white all the way around and the letters are either protected from the black outer rubber or are trimmed. If you scuff the outer layer, you get that whitewall thing....
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[QUOTE=85e150;20967457]Try touching it up with an emery board or nail file.
You are correct , I'm not finished but it's definitely working. I cleaned off what I could with lacquer thinner, and switched to a meatal nail file. Thanks Jim
You are correct , I'm not finished but it's definitely working. I cleaned off what I could with lacquer thinner, and switched to a meatal nail file. Thanks Jim
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