F fattiman Senior Retro Guru Mar 21, 2023 #1 Mine have yellowed significantly, is there any way to bring them back to white?
ishaw Gold Trader GT Fan Feedback View Mar 23, 2023 #3 I haven't tried this nor do I have any scientific evidence that demonstrates this works, but a crazy thought entered my head. Whitening toothpaste. Another less crazy thought is to check car sites out, surely people refurb whitewall tyres?
I haven't tried this nor do I have any scientific evidence that demonstrates this works, but a crazy thought entered my head. Whitening toothpaste. Another less crazy thought is to check car sites out, surely people refurb whitewall tyres?
R Ryry_1985 BoTM Winner Brodie Fan Mar 23, 2023 #4 Comet toilet bowl powder and toothbrush? Magic Eraser (Mr. Clean)?
Imlach 98+ BoTM Winner Feedback View Mar 23, 2023 #5 ishaw said: I haven't tried this nor do I have any scientific evidence that demonstrates this works, but a crazy thought entered my head. Whitening toothpaste. Another less crazy thought is to check car sites out, surely people refurb whitewall tyres? Click to expand... Brushing me rubber
ishaw said: I haven't tried this nor do I have any scientific evidence that demonstrates this works, but a crazy thought entered my head. Whitening toothpaste. Another less crazy thought is to check car sites out, surely people refurb whitewall tyres? Click to expand... Brushing me rubber
magas Senior Retro Guru Feedback View Mar 23, 2023 #6 dye was used to whiten parts in this Tonka model car resto. Dont know if that stuff is harmful to rubber and if the whole process is applyable with tyres
dye was used to whiten parts in this Tonka model car resto. Dont know if that stuff is harmful to rubber and if the whole process is applyable with tyres
