Comet Cleanser: 88¢
Nail Brush: 99¢
Dirty tire: Zero dollars

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Clean letters and whitewall with zero effort: Priceless

Comet is good. I use Softscrub and a brush for my white letters.

Comet—it makes your teeth turn green.
Comet—it tastes like Gasoline
Comet—it makes you vomit
So get some Comet and vomit today

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8) Honest to God Steve, I was singing that song before I scrolled down and saw you had posted the words! :lol:
8) I learned about using Comet on whitewalls from my Grandpa when I was a kid. Still use it! :cool:

Westley's Bleche-Wite works best. Very little effort and is not abrasive, which means no little scratches for dirt to lodge in.

Westley's Bleche-Wite works best.


That's what i use - go around all 4 tires, by the time you get back to #1, hit it a few strokes with a good stiff brush - rinse it off - looks like a brand new tire. . .Great stuff. . .

Westley's Bleche-Wite works best. Very little effort and is not abrasive, which means no little scratches for dirt to lodge in.

Just don't get it on aluminum rims. I will ruin them.

Westley's Bleche-Wite works best. Very little effort and is not abrasive, which means no little scratches for dirt to lodge in.

Just don't get it on aluminum rims. I will ruin them.

8) Steve! Why would YOU ruin their aluminum wheels just because they got Westley's on them? :? :lol:

Why would YOU ruin their aluminum wheels just because they got Westley's on them?

:banghead:

(I was going to go back and edit my post, but then yours wouldn't be funny!)

Why would YOU ruin their aluminum wheels just because they got Westley's on them?

:banghead:

(I was going to go back and edit my post, but then yours wouldn't be funny!)

8) Sorry Steve, but when I saw the error I just couldn't resist! :lol:

SOS Pads works as good as comet. The other thing we use is CASTROL Super Clean Just have to spray on and rinse off in approx a minute.

i use WD-40 on the whites. i always have several cans around and it will act as a conditioner on the sidewall. just spray on and scrub with a clean cloth. and it wont tarnish, scratch, or damage anything.

I know this is an old post but here is something to try out.
I use Westleys and 400 grit wet/dry emory paper. Works great. BRIGHT white letters and/or whitewalls. Been doing it this way since the 60's.

When I had white walls I used Westley's Bleche-Wite, sprayed em scrubed em and powerwashed em always came out like new no matter how dirty