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Walt McCune
Приєднався 1 сер 2012
Change the White Tire Lettering to Black Tire Lettering in less than 15 minutes per tire.
How to eliminate the White Tire Lettering to Black Tire Lettering in less than 15 Minutes.
This is an easy three step process that takes less than one hour to do all four car tires. It's very easy and fun. You'll have the best looking tires anywhere. If you don't have white lettering on your tires, this will make your black tires look even better.
This is an easy three step process that takes less than one hour to do all four car tires. It's very easy and fun. You'll have the best looking tires anywhere. If you don't have white lettering on your tires, this will make your black tires look even better.
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Why remove the white letter? It looks so much better with the letter
Depends on the vehicle. Tires for vintage bikes don’t look right with white lettering.
Not bad if you like the tire dressing look. I always just thought it made tires look like they're covered in oil. I prefer my tires to look matte and dry, like good clean rubber would.
2:11 dog is like.. "are you gonna play or what?"
What type of paint did you use? Thank you for this helpful posting
Somebody play with the dog!
H homie Bro wanna do in my bf radial tires (white lettering) so it works too?
Personally like the white letters but looks like they were never there!! Nice
That was a nice white lettered tire to start with.
Why would you want to do
Why you ask? Well, for people like me who have a limited choice of tires to choose from based on my application, I'm stuck with wheel options that have white lettering. I don't want white lettering on my truck because it looks tacky. This video helped me eliminate that issue.
I was going to try this until I watched the next video on removing white letters from tires. He used Citrus Strip on the white letters then scrubbed the white off using a brass brush then a nylon brush. Final result looked like it was never there. ua-cam.com/video/NnliPLxptr0/v-deo.html
Thanks so much for this. Doing it this weekend
It's hard to see the name of the black paint product in the yellow can. Can you please provide the name of the product?
Great video Walt. How does the black lettering hold up?
Hello Collin. We've been doing this for about one year now. It looks like a permanent fix. You'll have to reapply the Superior tire spray once in awhile which is to be expected.
Or...you could put the tire on the wheel black side out?? Just an idea
Tire shops won't do that type of work on older tires, especially any tire over 5 years of DOT marks.
But why
Please get in touch with Captain Obvious.
That's my GRANDPA
he's all our grandpa lol
I want to see what beast those tires belong to, @Walt McCune!
Here it is Fred... I can't get it unloaded on this site. Unfortunate. It's a 2001 Jeep.
@@waltmccune707 sounds like fun! Would love to see a video of you doing something cool with that jeep! We may have waved at eachother passing, jeep bros.
This was super helpful, thanks for spending some time on us out here!!! Have a good one friend
Great video!
Looking forward to the next video! Absolutely love these little tricks and tips for around the farm. Loved seeing the doggos too.
Just turn the tires so the white lettering is on the inside, it's only on one side.
Did you even watch the video? That is the inside of the tires. It's on both sides.
Definitely learned something today. Real nice.
Great video! Was looking up how to do this just last month and gave up. Thanks Walt! :)
Cheers for the vid
I'm a city kid. I take the bus, work at an office, and play video games. I don't have anyone to teach me stuff like this. Thanks for doing it, Walt!
You guys know one side has white letters and the other side has black letters so all you need to do is mount the tire the other way.
Definitely going to have to try this next time I have some time off. Thanks for the helpfully video, hope to see more!
this is a great start on making videos hope you do well in the future
Thank you for the inspirational words. We're 3 70 years olds that have been in the car business all our lives. I (79 years old) just got a cell phone for the first time last month. Learning how to use it is fun for all of us.
Good job, looking forward to seeing more content!
I'm gonna have to show this to my dad. He's been wanting to take off the white lettering on his farm trucks for years. Nice work, thanks!
Awesome. Keep up the good job