Black tire dressing/paint

[AMC RULES 37,141]

OK, I'm having a brain fart over here. I'm looking for the black tire dressing or paint I've seen recommended, that is used to make old rubber look brand new. I've searched the forum for tire dressing, and wheel paint to no avail. Can someone help me, I've fallen and I can't get up? :woohoo:

[Operator 7]

WD-40 works in a pinch,

[AMC RULES 37,141]

OK, I've got myself back on my feet now, thanks so much.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Miller-Tire-BLACK-TIRE...=item3357dc0031

Anyone have experience using this product? Works as described, long lasting results? :ROTF:

[rmaynard 15,716]

Anyone have experience using this product? Works as described, long lasting results?

I've see it used on MikesRJ's restoration. I looks great. Hides many of the sidewall cracks.

[Martin 2,133]

check out this thread, tire paint

there are others too, just search for 'miller tire paint' and select any date for your search period.

as far as results. mine have not been done again since the above thread, and they still clean up nice. would definitely recommend. even on the tread area because this product actually soaks into the rubber, theres nothing to 'peel' off and it just looks like newer rubber thats getting worn. i have about 30 hours of blacktop, rough concrete, and dirt usage on the ags in the above thread and they still clean up nice. you arent going to 'fix' any sort of deep cracking but it does make smaller cracking disappear somewhat.

[wallfish 17,105]

Definitely worth it. That stuff works wonders on old tires. You can also change the color of the new finish from a glossy black to a greyish color by adding more water. Just experiment a little to find your preference. The small bottle is enough to do tractor tires for a lifetime, this stuff goes a long way when you add a little water.