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  • Blaze86Vic
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    And the PD Blaster will take the paint off too.

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  • p71towny
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    WD-40 works well, I save pb blaster for the serious stuff.

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  • Jackup460
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    I just left a smokey trail lastnight here at work about 30ft one wheel peel, no braking. My tires are gone, so that helped.

    Rubber isn't that hard to get off. To get tar off use rub penutt butter over it or let goop set for a little bit and then rub it off.

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  • Blaze86Vic
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    I wish i could go nuts where I work......here is an Air Force Base, have at it!

    I just wash and then Wax the rubber off man.

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  • Paul_
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    i did that with shifty at work when they repaved by the front entrance. theres two deep ruts going for about 35 feet in front of the doors. and i'm not telling the stockmen either because they all get fumed when they push the carts through em

    hmm, fresh pavement

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  • boXman
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    What's good to get rubber off the trim and that? I have some on my quarter trim...heh.

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  • grandpaslincoln
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    mmmmmmmmmmmm rubber

    :rock:

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  • Blaze86Vic
    started a topic Burn out that lasted a bit too long..

    Burn out that lasted a bit too long..

    Yeah, as the subject implies I did a burn out for myself and it went longer than I had planned it to go, even though I wasn't on the brakes after I hit second gear. I can't wait to get LSD in there! So I figured why waste all that rubber and not show it off? Sorry, no pics of the new black racing stripe on the pavement.



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