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[Bigredmariner]

Neat idea, I may have to try this. I spent a bunch of time wiping it off of the wheels.

 

[Zembonez]

LOL @ thread title.

 

[DV2000NJ]

I've always just sprayed it on the tire, not near the wheel, and spread it towards thew wheel with a rag. Never had problems with it getting on the wheel.

As long as there is no wind... a little breeze and that shit goes everywhere!

The stuff in the aerosol can, yeah, but I've never had problems with the spray bottles. The area where I detail the truck is fairly sheltered, though.

 

[buRRp]

Nice idea. Are you planning on getting some new rims anytime in the future?

 

[dietz4ibanez]

I have used both the spray bottles and aerosol cans and about 95% of the time I can apply it without being retarded and getting on the wheel... the other 5% of the time I just wipe it off the wheel....

 

[OldCracker29]

Cool idea.

 

[mrolgren]

Got to love the no cost solutions!

 

[nubuilder]

All a person has to do is not cut themselves with a box cutter.

I don't use tire shine so....

PS - love the title!

 

[RebelThunder]

I gots to make me something like that.

 

[Z71_Silvy]

Nice idea. Are you planning on getting some new rims anytime in the future?

No...I really like the stock wheels...I would like to level it...but I don't like the idea of cranking the t-bars...

I have used both the spray bottles and aerosol cans and about 95% of the time I can apply it without being retarded and getting on the wheel... the other 5% of the time I just wipe it off the wheel....

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It also worked well for the Bleach White I sprayed on the letters. The bottle says you are not supposed to get that on the aluminum wheels...It really does work great.....and it only cost me $160.00!!!!