# Further to the tire goo thread below..

Posted by Jacob ('03 WRX) on July 16, 2003 at 16:56:10: Guys.. There's tire dressing and then there's tire dressing. Like, go down to the local carwash and your tires look like were dipped in Armour-All and the crap flings off leaving marks down your car like you drove across a McDonalds grill. Then there's tasteful tire treatments. Like.. Do you prefer the look of your tires when they were new, or after they have sat in the sun un-treated for 6 months? Me, I like them looking new. I use Westley's Bleche-White (very toxic stuff - DON'T get on paint or anything else you car about, like.. skin), wait for the tires to dry and then apply Black Magic with a rag - the result is tires that look brand new, not glossy or dripping in ooz. I tried to take pics of before and after - but they just didn't come out with my lame-ass 1.3mpxl camera. Anyways.. back to the regularly scheduled programming. -Jacob Replys:

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: Guys.. There's tire dressing and then there's tire dressing. Like, go down to the local carwash and your tires look like were dipped in Armour-All and the crap flings off leaving marks down your car like you drove across a McDonalds grill. Then there's tasteful tire treatments. : Like.. Do you prefer the look of your tires when they were new, or after they have sat in the sun un-treated for 6 months? Me, I like them looking new. I use Westley's Bleche-White (very toxic stuff - DON'T get on paint or anything else you car about, like.. skin), wait for the tires to dry and then apply Black Magic with a rag - the result is tires that look brand new, not glossy or dripping in ooz. I tried to take pics of before and after - but they just didn't come out with my lame-ass 1.3mpxl camera. : Anyways.. back to the regularly scheduled programming. : -Jacob