DIRTY GoodYear Lettering How 2 Clean
06-21-2014, 01:44 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Henderson, Nevada
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DIRTY GoodYear Lettering How 2 Clean
Hi Guys 
I brushed and brushed with soap on my GoodYear lettering on my tires.
To NO AVAIL the tops of some of the lettering was still BROWNISH DIRTY.
Do know how in the world do I get that dirty off the lettering. Could it be possible that you can re-paint the letting white with some kind of special paint
THANKS GUYS
I brushed and brushed with soap on my GoodYear lettering on my tires.
To NO AVAIL the tops of some of the lettering was still BROWNISH DIRTY.
Do know how in the world do I get that dirty off the lettering. Could it be possible that you can re-paint the letting white with some kind of special paint
THANKS GUYS
06-21-2014, 02:45 PM
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: California
Posts: 236
Hi Guys
I brushed and brushed with soap on my GoodYear lettering on my tires.
To NO AVAIL the tops of some of the lettering was still BROWNISH DIRTY.
Do know how in the world do I get that dirty off the lettering. Could it be possible that you can re-paint the letting white with some kind of special paint
THANKS GUYS
I brushed and brushed with soap on my GoodYear lettering on my tires.
To NO AVAIL the tops of some of the lettering was still BROWNISH DIRTY.
Do know how in the world do I get that dirty off the lettering. Could it be possible that you can re-paint the letting white with some kind of special paint
THANKS GUYS
06-24-2014, 07:25 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 2,549
When I had white lettering tires I use to use Westleys Bleach White and a stiff finger nail brush. They would come out looking like new. You can find Westleys at most stores in the car cleaner section.
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