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I used some Borax power soap on a rag and it made them look the best they've looked in a long time will try SOS pads dipped in Borax sounds like a winning combination.
Westly's Bleach White. It has been around since the beginning of white walls. It contains a couple different kinds of silicates so you must wear eye protection, gloves, don't breath it or get on your skin.
I agree with the SOS pads. I just put new WW on my heritage about a month ago. During this time I was working on the bike and the tires became very dirty with oil and grease and whatever else.
Initially I used Westley's bleach white but it did not clean off the really bad stains. After I returned from a 1300 mile trip I tried the SOS pads.
They worked great! The ones I used already had soap in them. I just wet them and then scrubbed away. WWs are now white.
Westley's Bleche White when I wash the bike. In between washes, I use Scrubbing Bubbles foaming bathroom cleaner. Spray it on the wheels and wipe off with with a microfiber towel.
I clean mine every two-three days, up on the life she goes, clean the white walls and polish the rims. Not that hard.
Every two-three days!???!!! I ride it at least three days a week to work and on the weekends try and do a few hundred miles on either a Saturday or Sunday. I'd rather ride it than spend all my time cleaning it.
I have no problem with you guys using SOS pads .
I'm a believer its the only easy n cheep way to get WW's done right .
But , Can anyone say BRILLO
I think its more traditional way of going about it
A little general purpace cleaner sprayed on and then a light scrub with a BBQ brush then rinse off, have been doing this in the shop for years, works great and is fast.
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