Blue Dye Removal from White Lettering (1 Viewer)
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Putting the stupid white lettering on the inside would have been the obvious 1st step....
Go offroad, drive in a bunch of sand, all will be well
Usually the blue stuff washes off pretty easily.
cheers,
george.
Go offroad, drive in a bunch of sand, all will be well
Usually the blue stuff washes off pretty easily.
cheers,
george.
I didn't notice until you said something, but it is on the inside. Lol
Putting the stupid white lettering on the inside would have been the obvious 1st step....
Go offroad, drive in a bunch of sand, all will be well
Usually the blue stuff washes off pretty easily.
cheers,
george.
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Going to try Blech Wite whitewall tire cleaner. Sometimes the simple, obvious solutions are too easy to miss…..
Since it is a spare I hope not to get that deep in the mud……
Since it is a spare, having it on the inside is worse since I see it every time I look through the rear view mirror……….
Since it is a spare I hope not to get that deep in the mud……
Since it is a spare, having it on the inside is worse since I see it every time I look through the rear view mirror……….
Putting the stupid white lettering on the inside would have been the obvious 1st step....
Go offroad, drive in a bunch of sand, all will be well
Usually the blue stuff washes off pretty easily.
cheers,
george.
I didn't notice until you said something, but it is on the inside. Lol
Putting the stupid white lettering on the inside would have been the obvious 1st step....
Go offroad, drive in a bunch of sand, all will be well
Usually the blue stuff washes off pretty easily.
cheers,
george.
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Put one of those 'JEEP' tyre covers on it and you won't see the blue anymore
Anyhow, the stuff does wash off pretty easily. I'm sure a scrubbing brush and any cleaning fluid (simple green etc?) would make short work of it.
cheers,
george.
Anyhow, the stuff does wash off pretty easily. I'm sure a scrubbing brush and any cleaning fluid (simple green etc?) would make short work of it.
cheers,
george.
gilmorneau
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FWIW, we used to use SOS pads to clean that stuff. Easy peasy.
pb4ugo
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Water and a scrub brush.