Anyone ever try this on their tires?

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Why cause I'm a bit Picky about how I clean my bucket???

No, because you have everything color-coded! LOL!!! I have two piles, clean and dirty. I do wash all of my rags/towels three times with hot water and use dish washing detergent with regular laundry soap in the first load...

You pay over 5K for paint, almost 3 K for Rims and tires, then come back and do about another K in bodywork, do a buncha **** to your interior and see if you don't get a bit picky... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
What really made me do get that picky about what gets used on what is, a friend of mine at a show, had a rag with something on it laying next to his Truck, his G/F picked it up and started wiping down his new custom paint job and not only did it have some really itty bitty small chuncks of gravel and dirt in it to act like some sandpaper, it had some engine degreaser or some **** that pretty much ate his paint after the gravel scuffed it...

That's the problem right there!!!!! NEVER, EVER let the G/F touch the car!!!!!!!

I was like //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif Holy F$ S#*T......
I gotta find something to put all my stuff in and figure out a system to make sure the wrong cleaners, don't get on the wrong stuff...

So, thats how I came up with it....

But hey, what ever works for ya...

 

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Its been a week now, and still no spin-off noticed.

We had some rain here and I ended up driving quite a bit in it. Most of the gloss is gone, but the tires still look clean as hell with just a little bit of shine left. My next day off is on the 1st, so I'll give it a wash and let y'all know how it holds up...