Burnout guard?
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NuthinFancy

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229 posts

231 months

Sunday 20th July 2008
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If I remember rightly, isn't there a product somewhere which you can put on bodywork etc of your car which you put on, which makes it easy to wipe off burnout rubber?

Fed up of having to polish out rubber all over the Topolino, keeps scratching the paint.

Thanks

Furyous

25,122 posts

241 months

Sunday 20th July 2008
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Joe, IIRC, Paul Marston was selling something like that ?

redvictor

3,152 posts

257 months

Sunday 20th July 2008
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NuthinFancy said:
If I remember rightly, isn't there a product somewhere which you can put on bodywork etc of your car which you put on, which makes it easy to wipe off burnout rubber?

Fed up of having to polish out rubber all over the Topolino, keeps scratching the paint.

Thanks
i spray WD40 on the inside of the wheeltubs.That makes the rubber peel off.
Tar remover is good to get it off the bodywork.

Slinky

15,704 posts

269 months

Monday 21st July 2008
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redvictor said:
i spray WD40 on the inside of the wheeltubs.That makes the rubber peel off.
If you've got a slinky to put in the tub!?!?!

v8ian

112 posts

220 months

Tuesday 22nd July 2008
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My lad uses cling film,