Clean Rubber Marks With EASE!
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Clean Rubber Marks With EASE!
This product is incredible and if you don't use it, you are missing the easiest, fastest way to clean rubber marks, bugs, and almost anything off your car.
Klean-Strip Automotive Adhesive Remover Wipes
They are available in Wal-Mart and other stores. They wipe on with no pressure and the most difficult rubber marks are gone in 10 seconds tops, most wipe away instantly!
No more NuFinish, rubbing, scrubbing, .... They are simply amazing, and I have no affiliation. All you guys owe me big.
Klean-Strip Automotive Adhesive Remover Wipes
They are available in Wal-Mart and other stores. They wipe on with no pressure and the most difficult rubber marks are gone in 10 seconds tops, most wipe away instantly!
No more NuFinish, rubbing, scrubbing, .... They are simply amazing, and I have no affiliation. All you guys owe me big.
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Doesn't that remove the wax on the car? I tried some stuff like that and felt that it did.
As another alternative, I've had great luck using Wheel Wax to remove the marks. Also, they all come off when I touch up the car with my Porter Cable.
As another alternative, I've had great luck using Wheel Wax to remove the marks. Also, they all come off when I touch up the car with my Porter Cable.
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I wash the car to remove all the dirt then wax. The wax disolves the tire scuffs as I rub it in. I am not a super clean car type so this might not the the best way but it is easy.
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I give those wipes a try. thanks for the tip!
I have been using Maguire's "Cleaner Wax", which doesn't reguire much rubbing if the car was waxed prior to the event. It seems to have a fine abrasive in it, but doesn't leave marks. Also works well when some clown leaves some of his/her paint on your car or truck in a parking lot.....
I have been using Maguire's "Cleaner Wax", which doesn't reguire much rubbing if the car was waxed prior to the event. It seems to have a fine abrasive in it, but doesn't leave marks. Also works well when some clown leaves some of his/her paint on your car or truck in a parking lot.....
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You can also use the citrus based cleaners (paint/clearcoat/graphics safe).
Xenit is an aerosol (same company as Invisible Glass, Stoners IIRC).
Porsche Tequipment Bug and Tar remover is excellent as well, spray on, sit, wipe off. It is very similar to P21S total auto wash....may be the same product, just rebranded.
I've never tried WD40, but I do have gallons of the stuff....it is the standard kart cleaning solution of choice!
Xenit is an aerosol (same company as Invisible Glass, Stoners IIRC).
Porsche Tequipment Bug and Tar remover is excellent as well, spray on, sit, wipe off. It is very similar to P21S total auto wash....may be the same product, just rebranded.
I've never tried WD40, but I do have gallons of the stuff....it is the standard kart cleaning solution of choice!
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Originally Posted by ColorChange
Kurt, you still need to scrub. With the wipes, it's a wipe. Faster, easier, and safer for the paint. Abrasion is bad, no matter what and the solvents in the wipes are not aggressive to paint.
Even with only 90 HP I do end up pushing some folks through the corners enough to get a nice set of track tire graphics.
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There is a solvent-based cleaner/wax made by Northwoods called "One Touch". It lives up to it's name. It is in a spray-on format. Rubber wipes right off and you get a quick painless wax job to boot. Check it out @ www.northwoodstm.com. It works just as good (even better, perhaps) on 3m vinyl as well. If you have some heavy bug hits, a quick spritz with a quick detailer or Windex first makes the job go even faster. I can completely detail my Cup car post-race in 20 min..
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I'll try it soon.
Also, there's a very good product line that includes an effective cleaner wax call "poorboys". I think their site is www.poorboysworld.com. The company is local here in New York, but no retail outlet store, so I order on-line.
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Also, there's a very good product line that includes an effective cleaner wax call "poorboys". I think their site is www.poorboysworld.com. The company is local here in New York, but no retail outlet store, so I order on-line.
Richard
