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Steve-Maine · 03-30-2009, 06:37 PM

I alwasys used Wesley's but noticed it started to ruin the paint wheels on my antique cars. I switched to Simple Green 50-50. Spray on let set a minute or two and use an SOS pads or steel wool and does a super job. Does hurt the paint or my wood wheels. I bought some new tires for 48 Ford and directions say not to use Wesley's as it turns tires brown after a while. Some how the black rubber behing WW's turn the tires brown. Just my thoughts. I had used Wesley's for about 50 years before.

03-30-2009, 06:37 PM	#3
Steve-Maine Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Falmouth, Maine Posts: 19	Re: Tire cleaner I alwasys used Wesley's but noticed it started to ruin the paint wheels on my antique cars. I switched to Simple Green 50-50. Spray on let set a minute or two and use an SOS pads or steel wool and does a super job. Does hurt the paint or my wood wheels. I bought some new tires for 48 Ford and directions say not to use Wesley's as it turns tires brown after a while. Some how the black rubber behing WW's turn the tires brown. Just my thoughts. I had used Wesley's for about 50 years before.