Do you get the Wurth rubber treatment at parts stores?
GMari58175@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 3/8/99 10:37:12 AM Eastern Standard Time, Ajhsys@aol.com
> writes:
>
> << nearly finished the job of bead blasting and repainting my steel wheels,
> and I'd like to clean up the tires before remounting them.
>
> Does anyone have any secrets? What is the best way to clean them? Are there
> any waxes, polishes, etc. that work to keep them looking good? >>
>
> With all respect and curtesy to Allen's response, I respectfully disagree.
> the general rubber treatments avail from the usual auto supply places aren't
> necessarily the best thing for your tires. ie: Silicone based products are
> the worst for rubber. It adds to the deterioration process. Look for a
> rubber treatment product that is "Silicone Free" such as Zymol (expensive);
> Vinylex,, etc. The best stuff I have found is ever used is Wurth rubber
> treatment. Spray can, not cheap, but lasts longer than the othes and doesn't
> give an ultra shiney appearance. Provides a more lustre look to the rubber.
> Just my two cents.
> george marinos
> sprite MKII AN6
> glen rock, nj
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