This won't take it off, but it makes it look better. Get a can of that
aerosol tire shine stuff. Spray it in there and the yellow-gray caliche
disappears!
Probably don't need to tell you this, Brett, but it's a good idea to put
some newspaper over the tops of tires while you do this; don't want that
stuff on the treads.
Like Bernd said, a pressure washer is good, too, if you have one around.
Richard
BTW, you ever heard any more on the GenII gauge pods?
> Date: Sat, 1 May 2004 14:58:59 +0000 (UTC)
> From: brett4hand@hotmail.com
> Subject: DML: Central Texas Crud Question
>
> Ok Bernd, Tom Slick, Richard Pyburn, and other Central Texas
> guys....what do
> you use to get the (how do you spell this?) Koh lee chee (lime-stone
> mud) off
> of your fender liners? This stuff is really tough, and the
> car wash ain't
> gettin' it! Lime-away, maybe? Help!
>
> Brett Forehand
> '94 Dakota Sport CC 5.2 Auto
>
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