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ejohnh 06-01-08 03:05 AM

scrubbing in.
 
Anyone know what it would take to scrub tyres in by hand? I mean sth like using a detergent mix and some kind of abrasive pad. ??

phizog 06-01-08 03:25 AM

Re: scrubbing in.
 
Liquid butter, and scrub. Thats what my mech uses.

ejohnh 06-01-08 03:27 AM

Re: scrubbing in.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by phizog (Post 1379373)
Liquid butter, and scrub. Thats what my mech uses.

thanks mate..

Lozzo 06-01-08 10:13 AM

Re: scrubbing in.
 
It's not about getting the shiny bit off, it's about getting heat into the tyres to do the final curing.

When was the last time you saw a racer doing 50 miles of scrubbing in after fitting new tyres - they just stick them in warmers and get them nice and hot.

You can scrub them with detergent and sandpaper all you like, but you're wasting your time.

ejohnh 06-01-08 11:38 AM

Re: scrubbing in.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lozzo (Post 1379408)
It's not about getting the shiny bit off, it's about getting heat into the tyres to do the final curing.

When was the last time you saw a racer doing 50 miles of scrubbing in after fitting new tyres - they just stick them in warmers and get them nice and hot.

You can scrub them with detergent and sandpaper all you like, but you're wasting your time.

I didn't realise it was a heat thing. I can only recall the surface coating of new tyres being referred to in previous threads ,
Thanks
John

markmoto 13-01-08 02:55 PM

Re: scrubbing in.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lozzo (Post 1379408)
It's not about getting the shiny bit off, it's about getting heat into the tyres to do the final curing.

When was the last time you saw a racer doing 50 miles of scrubbing in after fitting new tyres - they just stick them in warmers and get them nice and hot.

You can scrub them with detergent and sandpaper all you like, but you're wasting your time.

:rolleyes: who told you this?


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