how to get old track rubber off your tires
#3
Lots of autocrossers use this type of thingie...but, if it's just rubber "klag" and you aren't in a situation where you have to go out and run as fast as possible, immediately, I'd just drive it off.
http://sth2.com/rocksoff/
http://sth2.com/rocksoff/
#5
I'm having the same problem with the wheels. Won't come off with a scrub brush.
Next time I will use an old credit card.
Brake cleaner helps alot, but you have to be quick.
Anyone else have ideas or use something different?
Next time I will use an old credit card.
Brake cleaner helps alot, but you have to be quick.
Anyone else have ideas or use something different?
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Originally Posted by mwood
Lots of autocrossers use this type of thingie...but, if it's just rubber "klag" and you aren't in a situation where you have to go out and run as fast as possible, immediately, I'd just drive it off.
http://sth2.com/rocksoff/
http://sth2.com/rocksoff/
http://www.horse.com/products/sku-BJ...-hfroogle.html
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#12
Originally Posted by ULLLOSE
I use this, http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...100&lpage=none, and a putty knife....
#14
How about bringing an Oven Mit and just wiping off the tires by had after a hot session or after the last lap of the day?
Those Auto Xer's wash their tires after every run!
Those Auto Xer's wash their tires after every run!
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