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How do I remove paint from tires?

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    How do I remove paint from tires?

    Long story short, there is paint on the sidewall of the tires from a recent paintjob. Actually, I think it's the primer. But anyways, it's on the tires, and I can't seem to find a way to remove it. Does anyone have any suggestions? I thought about mineral spirits but figured that would damage the tire. I dk but I would LOVE to get these tires back to black! Thanks!
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    Originally Posted by SuperTuner12010
    But the cat robs my horses.
    1991 Honda Accord LX Sedan w/5 speed transmission
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    did u try reducer or laquer thinner

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      #3
      try pure acetone, you can get it at any autozone, its the shit in nail polish remover so figure if it removes paint but not nails then it shouldnt hurt tires

      (disclaimer) im not responsible if this doesnt work or has negative affect...please attempt at own risk

      -sean
      Members ride 15.927 @ 86.76 (f22a1)

      Hit the clutch Hit the gear Hit the gas and i'm GONE>>>
      Arcadia Green Crew #10

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        #4
        do not use laquer thinner on your tires.

        scrub it off with steel wool. later.
        Avoiding dirt at all costs

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          #5
          yea dont use the laquer. use a wire brush, but if you use the nail polish remover, use a very very thin coat, or even spray it
          CB7 Architect

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            #6
            x2 for the wire brush

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              Ok thanks guys. I used nail polish remover, steel wool, and a wire brush. Took me about an hour but I'm definetly happy with the result.
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              Originally Posted by SuperTuner12010
              But the cat robs my horses.
              1991 Honda Accord LX Sedan w/5 speed transmission

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