Tire dressing! Promo shots!
#13
F150 Forum
Originally Posted by jcain
I'm.successful with westleys tire bleach or simple green for white letters
#15
Five-0 Ret.
Depends on how much "shine" you like - but for me, I don't care for a high sheen look. PLEDGE furniture polish works great - gives a low gloss shine and lasts quite a few days. (smells good too!) If you have white letters showing on your tire - Ronson lighter fluid cleans them nicely too.
Couple of ideas from an "old dude"!
Couple of ideas from an "old dude"!
Like JPCharmin, I use the Armorall. Lower shine which I like, and last a good while.
#16
Senior Member
Back in the 60's I used Go Jo hand cleaner (without grit) and put it on with a brush then wiped off with an old rag and tires looked great with no plastic shine. Also used Lemon Pledge on the seat's and dash. This was on a 1966 GTO that I bought new. Still use Pledge on my ATV. Wish I would have kept the GTO (see pic below)
Last edited by PawPaw; 07-23-2012 at 11:55 AM.
#18
Originally Posted by JPCharmin
i use ArmorAll Tire Foam and it works pretty good, lasts about a week..
#19
Five-0 Ret.
Back in the 60's I used Go Jo hand cleaner (without grit) and put it on with a brush then wiped off with an old rag and tires looked great with no plastic shine. Also used Lemon Pledge on the seat's and dash. This was on a 1966 GTO that I bought new. Still use Pledge on my ATV. Wish I would have kept the GTO (see pic below)