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Remove tyre rubber off wheel

eringobragh · 2018-03-14 01:48:14

Not got a picture to hand but theres a big tyre mark on my wheel and its proving very difficult to shift - long story short some woman crashed into my back wheel at low speed - no damage done to either car thankfully other than this. Wheels been previously powder coated. Any magic potions to shift this?

14-03-2018 1:48am

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eringobragh

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Not got a picture to hand but theres a big tyre mark on my wheel and its proving very difficult to shift - long story short some woman crashed into my back wheel at low speed - no damage done to either car thankfully other than this.

Wheels been previously powder coated. Any magic potions to shift this?

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#2 14-03-2018 8:22am

Curran

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Tar & Glue remover should shift it.

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#3 20-03-2018 12:32pm

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You could also use a heat gun to warm it up as this should make removal easier.

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#4 20-03-2018 12:36pm

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Try some smooth peanut butter, great for tar , might work for rubber.

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