How does one go about getting these white walls white again?
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Make White Walls White Again
- Thread starter TJ1978
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Westly’s Bleache white. Using a stiff bristle brush and a lot of elbow grease. You’ll get them white but it will take some work.
I've been reading that they never stay white. They will always turn yellow, is this true?
Been using Wesleys Bleach White for more than 35 years! Great stuff!
This stuff?
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Yes! Black Magic bought Wesleys out a few years ago.
Cool local Ace has it. I'll get some tomorrow
I don’t think today’s formula works quite like I remember, but what does? Just need more elbow grease.
Though I’ve done this to make life easier. Take the wheels off the truck and lay them on the ground face up. It’s a lot easier to scrub and you don’t have as much of the product running down the face of the tire on the ground.
Though I’ve done this to make life easier. Take the wheels off the truck and lay them on the ground face up. It’s a lot easier to scrub and you don’t have as much of the product running down the face of the tire on the ground.
SOS FTMFW.
That’s a memory I can smell.
I always used AJAX with bleach powder on a toothbrush to get the raised white letters clean.
Whestleys Bleach White was my favorite back in the day but I agree that the formula changed and got weaker.
Several cleaners work well as others have mentioned but a few fresh S.O.S. pads with lots of fresh running water and good ole elbow grease works every time!
As far as keeping them fresh and white it’s like wash’n your backside - ya gotta keep up with the maintenance to keep things fresh and clean no matter how much or little mud gets smeared on them… it’s all about the upkeep and effort.
Several cleaners work well as others have mentioned but a few fresh S.O.S. pads with lots of fresh running water and good ole elbow grease works every time!
As far as keeping them fresh and white it’s like wash’n your backside - ya gotta keep up with the maintenance to keep things fresh and clean no matter how much or little mud gets smeared on them… it’s all about the upkeep and effort.
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