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Hello
I Managed to get some white paint overspray on my tires. It is really on there and I am unable to get it off. Do you guys know of any products that you put on that will cover it up. Or a way to get it off the tire looks like it was shot with a shotgun... splatter
Thanks
Last edited by Fair 96; May 4, 2009 at 04:30 PM.
Reason: Added
The steel wool might scuff a little too hard, brillo/copper pads should be slightly softer. You might also try a clay bar if it's light or you have trouble getting that last little bit off.
I use mother's reflection's tire care, a natural like shine that's pretty even and doesn't fling off. Formula 303 is also a great choice if your not looking for super shiny.
The steel wool might scuff a little too hard, brillo/copper pads should be slightly softer. You might also try a clay bar if it's light or you have trouble getting that last little bit off.
I use mother's reflection's tire care, a natural like shine that's pretty even and doesn't fling off. Formula 303 is also a great choice if your not looking for super shiny.
i agree, that's why i should have clarified.....i'd start with a green scrbby pad from the sink! green-weenie
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