Glenn1018
Sep 16th, 02, 9:16 PM
That's it...just don't want to use anything that will eat the rubber.
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: What's a good way to remove acrylic lacquer from tires? caddpro Sep 16th, 02, 10:18 PM Lacquer thinner ------------------ 71 SS-454 El Camino mr409 Sep 17th, 02, 8:51 AM Carb cleaner or brake cleaner would probably do it too. ------------------ Bob (Pa.) 1963 Impala 283 1966 Chevelle SS 409 1969 Malibu 307 1972 Malibu 307 1969 C10 stepside 350 1971 Cheyenne 20 3/4 ton Somebody stop me... :) Looking for Chevelle or Impala parts? Click here: Chevelle parts for sale (http://www.angelfire.com/trek/mr409/items4sale.html) The 348/409 Chevrolet forum http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/187005 Glenn1018 Sep 17th, 02, 3:57 PM Thanks guys. I was affraid of screwing up the tire. Ron_Long Sep 17th, 02, 10:09 PM I haven't tried this myself. I would try Dow Oven cleaner on another tire. To see the results. It works for stripping lacqure from metal. | ||