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Re: How to preserve tires that are weatherd
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Posted by Joe Evans on February 25, 2005 at 13:05:40 from (209.41.233.233):
In Reply to: How to preserve tires that are weatherd posted by Northwest dude on February 25, 2005 at 06:53:17:
Leroy is on track with the Miller Tire paint. Our 460 has rears that have good tread, but the casings are really cracked and checked. The clayish soil here in our parts simply weds itself to those cracks and no amount of water blasting and Armor All would pretty them up. I used the tire paint last summer and, boy, does it ever hide a lot of sins! The tire paint will fill small cracks, too. A quart of the paint (you cut it 50/50 with water) did the 460 rears, W-9 fronts and 75% of the W-9 rears (could not reasonably get to the inner sidewall of the rears on the 9).
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