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 Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 11:17 am Post subject: removing burnt rubber on inside of wheel well and side strip |
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how? i remember seeing a few posts WAAAY back when saying how, but i've spent like 20min searching and can't find anything other than removing tar, is rubber the same? bug & tar remover / claybar / wd40 all methods for removing?
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| Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 11:18 am Post subject: Re: removing burnt rubber on inside of wheel well and side s |
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| ramdaytona4945 wrote: | | how? i remember seeing a few posts WAAAY back when saying how, but i've spent like 20min searching and can't find anything other than removing tar, is rubber the same? bug & tar remover / claybar / wd40 all methods for removing? |
We use the Turtle Wax Bug and Tar Removal. Works great!
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i use the pressure washer at the hand car wash, make sure you use glasses though as it tends to kick back in your face when doing the wheel wells, of course mine is a little easier since i have the liners......... hard part is getting it off the bottom of the exhast tips........ i got mud flaps for that but the mud flaps don't fit right with the tips right there either 
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You might want to try putting some painters tape before racing at the track. That keeps it all off. Unless you're was just from doing a burnout. 
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| Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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USE SON OF A GUN ON THE WHEEL LINER AND IT DOESN'T STICK AS BAD.I HARDLY HAVE ONLY PROBLEMS WITH IT STICKING USING THAT COMBINATION 
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WD-40............a big can, it'll come off easy!
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| Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:58 pm Post subject: |
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might sound odd but...
before burning rubber, spray PAM on the inside of the wheel well. the rubber bounces off, and any that sticks comes off easy 
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elbow grease
or a mothers spit! which has the same chemical make up as formula 409! |
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DON'T Use a power sprayer! I lost a chunk of paint when I was not carefull to avoid the paint! I still have rubber in the wheel wells from VMP drags.
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