dear tire tart
Painting a tire with "Paint" is considered to be a very bad idea in most of
the circles i have traveled in
paint has qualities that react badly when joined with tires ...
from what i have been told ... (when i used to work at a General Tire Store)

the paint will cause deterioration of the sidewall and weather checking ...
i have heard the same thing about Amour All for tires ... but i have no
consistent experience with that stuff...
used it once or twice ...and then an exceptional state of indolence set in
..
i have almost recovered fully from this ...
and now periodically wash my westie
yours

On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Costello, James L <jlcostello@kpmg.ca>wrote:

> Hey Volks,
>
> Here's an odd question for everyone.  I am looking at sprucing up my tires.
>  The sidewalls have taken a fairly good beating, but the treads are still in
> good shape, so I don't want to purchase 4 new tires right now.  Has anyone
> used any sort of paint to return the tires to a nice black?  I have looked
> online and found some discussion in regards to Miller's paint (
> http://www.millertire.com/), and as well using Eastwood's Underbody Latex
> protectant (
> http://www.eastwood.com/ew-rubberized-undercoating-aerosol-18-oz.html).
>
> Has anyone had a chance to try either of these, or do you have a better
> solution?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> James L. Costello
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