Tyre Removal......

dustymopar · Post by **dustymopar** » Mon Sep 24, 07 8:11 pm

What is the best way to remove burnt rubber from fender's, thrown up during burn-out's

Derek · Post by **Derek** » Mon Sep 24, 07 8:24 pm

Petrol on a cloth, worked for me.

dustymopar · Post by **dustymopar** » Mon Sep 24, 07 8:50 pm

Ah thanks! makes sense

TrevD · Post by **TrevD** » Mon Sep 24, 07 10:19 pm

why remove it , cars look so much more perposefull with rubber on the fenders

dustymopar · Post by **dustymopar** » Mon Sep 24, 07 11:04 pm

True

The insides of my wheel arches look like they are lined black 'astro-turf'

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Sep 25, 07 12:09 am

Derek wrote:Petrol on a cloth, worked for me.

Remember you sayin it took all yer paint off.

Sorry Del , could'nt resist , made me chuckle when you told me , you got it sorted yet.

scott · Post by **scott** » Tue Sep 25, 07 5:21 am

i fixed that ages ago

Derek · Post by **Derek** » Tue Sep 25, 07 2:10 pm

Adam, that because I rubbed it so hard, I thought I could make it shine like your car,

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Sep 25, 07 2:35 pm

We still talking cars here Del....?

AllKiller · Post by **AllKiller** » Tue Sep 25, 07 2:36 pm

Gunk do a tar remover works well, spray on wipe off
Holts Bug off or something works well too

dustymopar · Post by **dustymopar** » Tue Sep 25, 07 2:59 pm

Thanks everyone - off to rub mine off

Jeff · Post by **Jeff** » Tue Sep 25, 07 5:25 pm

Put a little vaseline on before you go to the strip...

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Sep 25, 07 9:16 pm

Clivey wrote:We still talking cars here Del....?

Great tip Jeff.

TrevD · Post by **TrevD** » Tue Sep 25, 07 9:17 pm

vaseline and rubber, this should be moved to the watershed