All about Tyre Black
elodeon
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Is it just for looks? Manufacturers claim that it's supposed to lengthen a tyre's rubber life... but we only get to apply it on one side.
And I discovered that it's easier and more economical to apply it using a paint brush VS a sponge or chamois.
And I discovered that it's easier and more economical to apply it using a paint brush VS a sponge or chamois.
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Actually there was discussion on another board before that a lot of local tire blacks contribute to the deterioration/discoloration of your tire as they can be petroleum-based. If you shop around for tire black, look around for one that isnt.
As for me, i prefer not to put. I like the dull-black look.0 -
i'm sure it's just for looks. proof: they don't put tire black onto the wheels of industrial heavy equipment ---applications where tire life and durability really counts.
tire black is made of silicone-based paint, mixed with finely powdered charcoal (aka activated carbon). the cheaper tire blacks use a clear latex paint to mix with the carbon.0
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