Tire Cleaner
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Tire Cleaner
Hi, i'm a fairly new rider my fiance actually won a 1200 sportster for being the sexiest babe in a contest so i'm pretty psyched to be thrown into a new Harley. Anyway I recently used “black magic” tire cleaner on my tires, (it makes them gleam) and right after I used it I noticed it said not for use with motorcycles. Sounds like anything with Silicone in it can make the tires slippery which would be very bad. I was wondering if anyone knows of any safe product that would make the black on the tires shine like that, or if anyone knows maybe if you give that stuff a significant amount of time to dry maybe it would be okay. Any help would be appreciated.
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RE: Tire Cleaner
I believe you are talking about a shine product, not a cleaner. Anything you use to shine or protect vinyl or rubber should be water based.
Tire cleaners if use on bikes...because of wheels..should be cut 50/50. Because there is the possibility of staining.
Tire shine products...water based only..should only go on sidewalls. Wipe on with sponge...never sprayed..let sit and then remove excess.
Tire cleaners if use on bikes...because of wheels..should be cut 50/50. Because there is the possibility of staining.
Tire shine products...water based only..should only go on sidewalls. Wipe on with sponge...never sprayed..let sit and then remove excess.
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