Cleaning / Detailing White Letter Tires
 

What is everyone using to detail their white letter tires?

I have been using either Simple Green or Bleach White depending how bad they are and then using Black Magic Titianium Matte Finish.

I can no longer find Matte Finish. It was not a silicone based product.

I'm also just wondering if there is a better method or product for this.

I'm not interested in any of the greasy tire shine stuff that looks like its been spray painted, that stuff just attracts dirt and slings off on the paint.

Adams APC but simple green will good good to clean the tires. I wouldn't use bleach.
http://youtu.be/wO45ZHFhMrg?hd=1
to dress the tires I would use SVRT. It is a water based product and is has a matte finish, not a ugly high sticky shine. It is also dry to the touch and water resistant.
http://youtu.be/w6PUFoCKyks?hd=1

he hit the nail right on the head...can never go wrong with Adam's

Bleach white is a tire cleaner, I'm not sure what is actually in it. I just realized I mispelled it. Its actaully called Bleche White.

I'll have to look for Adams APC and SVRT. Are these only available online, or is there a store that carries them.

you can get online or you have local dealers

Jason Toscano
San Antonio, TX 78231
Phone: 2108499010
fazeowl@gmail.com

or

Ram Jet Wax Products of Texas
Chris Griffith
McKinney, TX 75070
Phone: 214-957-7227
ramjetwaxtexas@yahoo.com

^stop beating me to it haha...try locally first because you wouldnt pay shipping & sometime you might get an extra goodie or you can order online and use your promo code MUSTANG and depending what you order, you could save some extra $$$

WARNING: you could develope and addiction to Adam's products which can result in multiple purchases alot haha...good luck man he has great stuff thats easy to use

I am just that fast!

I'm kinda surprised to see that VRT tire and trim dressing is $25. Most of the things I have bought over the years is less than 10 dollars.

I'm curious, has anyone seen it with white lettering or white walls? Just wondering what it does to that.

I may get some of it soon.

just gives it a nice matte finish and actually protects the rubber unlike the cheaper products. The good thing is that you're not forced to buy SVRT from adams, you can buy what you want. Personally, the super shiny tires that just attracts dirt and doesn't protect your rubber is not what I like.

I agree with that.