Tyres turning brown: why blooming isn't dirt and how you shift it
Brown sidewalls are 6PPD that has migrated out, not dirt. Alkaline at pH 10 to 11 plus a stiff brush lifts it, every two to three months is enough.
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Tyres turning brown: why blooming isn't dirt and how you shift it
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Washing your car with a pressure washer: nozzle, distance and pressure
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Saving cracked leather: why car leather tears in high summer
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Preventing and removing water spots on car paint
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Clearing an oily windscreen film: clear vision in two steps
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Inside windscreen film: why the glass smears in summer
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How to apply spray wax without swirling your paint
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Cleaning your car interior in summer: what heat and UV do to the cockpit
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Decontaminating Paint in Summer: Making the Most of the Fair-Weather Window
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Removing Honeydew From Your Car: Why Those Sticky Drops Are Dangerous Now
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Spray Sealant in High Summer Against Pollen and Resin
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Removing Bugs and Pollen From Your Car Without Paint Damage
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