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WHITE WALL TIRE PAINT KIT
FLEXIBLE RUBBERIZED BONDING PRIMER 8 OZ and 8 OZ WHITE RUBBER LIQUID/PAINT
THIS PRIMER BOND AND STICK FOREVER ON THE TIRE,ALSO BLOCK THE YELLOWING AND BLACK BLEEDING FROM THE TIRE THROUGH THE PAINT
WHITE RUBBER LIQUID/PAINT 8 OZ GIVES THE TIRE RUBBER LIKE FINISH AND IS VERY EASY TO CLEAN
FOAM BRUSH AND INSTRUCTION ARE INCLUDED,
AFTER A GOOD PAINT JOB ,AFTER DRY,THIS PAINT LOOKS JUST LIKE ORIGINAL WHITE WALLS
NO ONE HAS BEEN DISAPPOINTED WITH THIS PRODUCT SO FAR!!
YOU CAN PAINT 8-10 TIRES WITH ONE KIT. OR AVERAGE 2 CARS
SEE VIDEOS YOU TUBE WHITE WALL TIRE PAINT,TOP OF THE LINE,CLASSIC SPIRIT # 4 whitewall tire paint, vintage tires,step 2 .painting
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