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Turtle wax ICE can be applied in direct sunlight. I watched a guy at the park using the stuff. He put it on everything, tires, trim & panels. The only thing I'm concerned about is putting it on the tires because it's petrolium based

I looked at the MSDS sheets for Zep and Zep 505. The 505 has some nasty stuff in it. The regular ZEP is 100 times safer.

What are you talking about Bamboo? Denatured Alcohol took the stuff off.

The suds stopped turing brown after my ninth washing. I used a leaf blower to dry the tires and saw that the tires were still blotchy. That's when I took a trip to the dealership and then to the detailers who washed it off with the denatured alcohol.

I spent another 5 hrs trying to clean up the tires. This afternoon I went to the truck dealership where I bought the truck to find out what is on the tires and the Service Manager told me to call the tire company. He didn't even look at the tires. I went next door to the dealership where they do...

At least I have some options. I was so ticked off that I couldn't think straight.

Comet sounds like it might work. Super degreaser is also worth a shot.

okay, between Mother's, 505, Tuff shine tire cleaner,& Griot's. One of these products should do the trick. Home Cheapo is just down the road and I should be able to get the mothers at a local auto parts store. The tuff shine will come in the mail. Hope the problem is fixed by then

Are you saying use fast 505 then tuff shine tire cleaner?

The truck & tires are 2 years old with 4 thousand miles. I wash the tires with plain auto soap. I rarely drive the truck. I used the A to Z on the tires because the Ultima tire & trim guard started to fade. When I wahed off the Ultima I saw all the brown stuff. Yes I think if I reapplied the...

I washed my tires 6 times. 3 times with A to Z using a stiff tire brush, tires were still brown so I got some Westley's Blech-White and washed each tire 3 more times using a soft brass wire brush. Not much differance. When the tires dried, I got some Mr. Clean magic earaser and tried it on a...

Marian

Hot water is the easiest, then try the other stuff if hot water does not take it off.

When I bought my GMC Sierra, the rear wheel wells are painted silver as the rest of the truck. I looked at the GMC accessories at saw wheel well liners that are molded to the exact shape of the wheel well. When driving I thought that the tires would kick up sand a may ding the painted wheel...

Is there anything that can be put on new wheel Well Liners? My truck is new and I had the dealer put black liners on the rear wheel wells to protect the paint. The front wheel wells already has a liner. Will Collinite do the job?

You can try peanut oil or peaunt butter. Rub it in, wait a couple of minutes to give time for the oil to disolve the wax and wipe it off. Wash the canvas to remove the peanut oil.

Forgot about the rear window, if there are defrost elements, use a soft towel and not a newspaper, dry in the direction of the elements so a not to scratch them.

Another alias for Trump is P.T. Barnum who also was a self promoter with the words" "There's a sucker born every day". Trump is a figment of his own emagination with the Motto "What's good for Trump is good for the country". Ya know what I'm talking about?

I only use newspaper loosely crumpled up into a ball to dry my windows but I make sure not to use anything with color just black and white nothing with color on it because the colored ink will streak. A bucket of water, rectangular sponge, soak the sponge in water, sqeeze it to get most of the...

If's it's wax, peanut butter or peanut oil will disolve the wax. Put it on using your finger, rub it in with a towel then buff.