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lee thomas

02-15-2006 15:37:48

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I have just purchased a tractor that the rims were painted with out masking tires what is the best way to clean up tires thanks

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Ioway

02-16-2006 12:00:56

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

You might try some of that stuff you buff tire tubes with before patching..kind of a rubber cleaner.

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Joe MD

02-16-2006 07:30:10

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

Never tried it but have heard about it here on the forum:

Tire Paint

Click on Repair/Supplies link.

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02-16-2006 06:12:55

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

I would guess it would depend on how cured the paint is. I got some overspray on a decal a couple of weeks ago, took it off with a rag and some WD40. Got paint off, did not ruin new decal, maybe my luck is getting better???:>)

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old

02-15-2006 16:56:31

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

A rag and spray cans of carb cleaner will remove it.

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souNdguy

02-15-2006 16:48:45

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

If none of that works.. or even naptha, try flat black paint... I've seen it done on discolored but otherwise good tires.

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RUSTYJ14

02-15-2006 16:29:41

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

I always use laquer thinner to remove the paint! Use rubber gloves, if yer worried about the effects of it on yer skin, but as fer me 50 years of auto body work hasn't hurt mine yet. You might want to run several layers of masking tape around the rims before starting, just be careful around the edges!

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Mike in Ind.

02-15-2006 16:26:59

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Re: paint on tires in reply to lee thomas, 02-15-2006 15:37:48

I have heard that brake fluid works well for this. Just rub the painted areas with a rag wet with the fluid. Mike.

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