How do you spray around whole tire without having car off the ground to rotate tire so you can apply evening around entire surface of tire? I would imagine it would be hard to spray top, bottom and inside of tire evenly.
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I apologize for this late reply. I spay the area that I can reach ( my car, it is everywhere but bottom) - it seems to be good enough, to still work well. I have sprayed it on a car where it was hard to reach the top/bottom - but if you have the time you could spray, then move your car forward a couple of times.? Hope this is useful. I live in Minnesota and think it is a great product! :)
1864823
No, you have to shoot about four ounces through the valve, rotate the tire for awhile and then blow it up.
1649042
As you slowly approach the bar, you will feel resistance on the tire. Stop and roll back just a touch. DO NOT GO OVER THE BAR! There is where you'll know you are in the right spot every time. So place the bar just slightly forward of where you really want to stop. When you roll back a touch by simply putting the car in park, you'll be sure not to have the tire resting on top of the bar.
2069905
you can lay under a car with the can horizontal and spray it UP, it works just fine, just remember to get at least 3 cans that is the amount i use for the back wheel wells of my truck
2283329
sure no prob, just super glue the seam of the tire to the rim and rotate them once in a while.
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I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars, motorcycles, lawn tractor - no issues. I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars,... » Read More I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars, motorcycles, lawn tractor - no issues. « Show Less
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Was caught out driving when snow began to fall pretty steady, in Alabama, yeah haha... had to pull in the first parking I came to and park it. No matter how much I babied the throttle it would just spin and hardly move. Tire grip is terrible in snow as well on wet pavement. Although durability is great. Never a flat or pressure problem.
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I only applied it on painted metal surfaces, I have no idea if it will stick on rubber, is a different material and personally I don't think this was the original intention. I would rather apply it on glass (like fog lights or even headlights) but rubber? As for application of heat to shrink, it was necessary for the painted metal application as it's quite flexible. For the paint I can tell you that I applied it one year ago and is still looking like the first day, invisible already from 2-3 feet away.
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you could use gorilla glue or super glue. But these are so tiny, unless you took the wheels off of the cars they are not going to reach the paint. what I mean by that is the magnets will not go past the tires.
463066
It can be applied by spy, maybe a brush, dipping works great! Now they are using it to spray on wheels, truck bumpers, bottom of cars etc. It is removable by peeling it off.
159833
We took it out on a sunny day, however there was still water in the curbside from the earlier ran and muddy water got caught inside the tires. It is not exposed to the lights, however it does not come out easily. I took the entire tire off to attempt to drain water and could get most of it out, but not all of it. I dont think it is meant to be in water. Mud also found its way into the battery compartment just from the splashing. :(
2221567
You can spray it on anything. I've sprayed it on the calipers, rotors, pads, everything in the area and even forgot to rinse it off once. Now that wasn't the best move but it was fine even later once I got to wash it off.
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Nadda. The only thing I have ever heard of doing that is bleach based tire cleaners (which are rare)
782166
you do not spray the ball. you spray the club(s) that you are going to use. What I did was; I sprayed my driver, then gently wiped it off & let it dry. Then I sprayed the club again without wiping the club and let it dry. Worked for me. The instructions are also on the package. very easy to use.
999908
It does on ice. I spray it on bottom of shoes, too, and tires. Great stuff!
898504
Depending on spray pattern it will take paint off a car wheel. But it was totally my fault. I was trying to get tar off and before I knew it I was down to bare metal. :(
443468
I think what you're talking about (hard as THAT is to tell!) is "belt dressing." I don't know if I would try that on tire sidewalls.