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----Try dabbing lacquer thinner on one letter carefully and see how that works. It works for me!.....Bill S
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I know on the wide white walls, they say never let the black part of the tire touch the white wall. If they were ever stacked together without a barrier, that could happen. Sorry the Ajax didn't work...Joe
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Joe i believe this is what happened to my tires when i had them shipped UPS to my home. Tires were stacked on top of each other with a tough clear wrap and they rubbed a lot over time. Now its a challenge to get them cleaned up looking white again. Good point.
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X66 714 (05-18-2023) | ||
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Looks like the lacquer thinner is doing a good job. I will clean them and then the next day do it again. Thanks Bill.
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