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    I`ve got a lot of buildup of tire dressing on my tires. Most of it is Endurance High Gloss and Armorall. The stuff will not come off my tires. I tried a high concentration of Dawn and a stiff brush but it didn`t even put a dent in it. The suds are pure white and nothing rinsed off. I can still swipe black off with my finger.:aww: Is there anything I can use that will cut through this muck?

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    The next thing to try would be an industrial cleaner like greased lightning (the strongest I know of) and simple green (somewhat milder). Neither would be great for the wheels, though.

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    An industrial non-diluted degreaser will do the job, usually is purple in color. Check your local auto parts store, Lowes, HD, or wally.

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    I would bet that Eagle One All Wheel and Tire Cleaner will take it off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
    I would bet that Eagle One All Wheel and Tire Cleaner will take it off.


    +1, or Megs Safe Degreaser

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    Hmm....I don`t think I`ve ever found one that held up more than a couple of weeks or so.

    I`m with Setec - I got some EagleOne a couple of weeks ago and it seems real strong - I`d take it to the pay `n spray - apply E1, dwell and power wash (stay clear of any spray back - strong cleaners can be nasty)

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    If it`s really bad i break out the bottle of bleche white, but only before i wash the car because that stuff scares me. Try an APC first.

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    Hi-Temp tire cleaner, available at TOTL.

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    A stiffer brush works for me. I have a brass one that I like.
    Once you buff black, you never go back

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    For nasty dressings (e.g., the hideous dealership [stuff] ) I`ve had great results with Griot`s Rubber Prep. Pretty pricey for that little bottle, but it works better than any of the regular rubber cleaners I`ve tried.



    Quote Originally Posted by themightytimmah
    A stiffer brush works for me. I have a brass one that I like.


    Just be a *little* careful...the sidewalls on the S8`s tires are so soft that even a regular tire brush scratches them up something awful.

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    +2 on the Eagle One
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    I have to agree with the Eagle One comments, I`ve been using that for years on my tires, occasionally with a soft brush for those tougher spots.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnZ3MC
    Hi-Temp tire cleaner, available at TOTL.


    This stuff works really well. As soon as you spray it on the tire you can see it stripping old tire dressing off.

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    I remember reading a thread on here a while back about Eagle One all wheel being a good OTC tire and wheel cleaner since the most recent formulation is non acidic. With it being recommended for this job (which makes me think its stronger that I thought), does everybody try to keep it away from delicate wheels?

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    Another vote for Eagle One.

 

 
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