Tire burnout gunk cleaning

[DeanTroot]

Anyone have good recommendations for removing the gunk and residue left over on the underside of fenders and such after burnouts?

Thanks

-Troot

 

[Fast69Mopar]

Anyone have good recommendations for removing the gunk and residue left over on the underside of fenders and such after burnouts?

Thanks

-Troot

If you have not found a good way to remove the burnout rubber, I have a few suggestions.

I use several different ways to remove burnout rubber from the quarter panels and bed sides. Normally, for the first step, I use diesel in a spray bottle. I spray it on the rubber and let it soak. Once it has soaked for about 10 minutes I wipe off whatever I can and most of the time it leaves very little rubber on the paint. It all depends on how hot the tires were during the burnout.

If any rubber or asphalt is still on the paint I use some B-12 Chemtool on a towel and with a little elbow grease it all comes off.

Once I have the paint clean I put down a heavy coat of wax on the lower section of the bed. It aids in rubber removal in the future. When I lay down a heavy coat of wax I use a Mother's Power-Ball for each coat. It makes the paint nice and slippery.

I also use the Goof-Off aerosol spray. It does work but I find I have to use more of it to do the same job.

 

[MADDOG]

Next time you go burning off them tires, spray the inside of the fender liners and the lower portion of your rear quarter panel with cooking spray. It comes off easy and leaves no residue behind.

 

[Doug Ram]

I can't afford wasting my tires with such activity, so i can't say. Sorry.

 

[dbking321]

but if you remove the rubber how can people tell your not afraid to smoke them?

 

[Wild one]

Next time you go burning off them tires, spray the inside of the fender liners and the lower portion of your rear quarter panel with cooking spray. It comes off easy and leaves no residue behind.

I keep a spray bomb of Pam cooking oil in both the car and truck for track days,does make clean up at the car wash the next day easier,lol. WD-40 also works for removing rubber/tar off the sides

 

[Kinetic]

This is what I use, works great. Griot's Garage has a similar spray and also works very well.

https://www.autopia-carcare.com/r3-...dvmpZ40cCaLTq2-W1DKUrejGoS0KT-NcaAvdGEALw_wcB




https://www.griotsgarage.com/produc...ssHjS5mst3PEp5UnRHt-spCsaGnaA8EsaAp3XEALw_wcB