[DeTomaso] What to feed your tires

[Daryl Adams]

+1 on the No-Touch. My Dino has rubber weatherstrip flashing that lines the
forward door gap. I just dip a Q-Tip in some No-Touch, rub it along the
door gap and presto, it looks perfect. I like the fact that the No-Touch
doesn't give rubber that cheesy, glossy sheen. I spray it on a rag and wipe
down my rubber hoses too.

Daryl Adams
Mangusta 8MA888

On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 2:56 PM, Dave <dave at damardirect.com> wrote:

> A friend uses No-Touch on the engine, hoses, & the entire engine bay of
> his Corvette. I have to say it looks very nice!
> IndyDave
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rick [mailto:rwgushue at verizon.net]
> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2014 6:39 PM
> Cc: detomaso at poca.com
> Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] What to feed your tires
>
>    I use No Touch tire care made by permatex foam spray on all my cars.
>    Spray and walk away. No sticky residue or build up. Need to wipe off
>    rim after or cover before.  I just wipe off after. Using this for years
>    after trying many other products.  Only one coat, do not apply two or
>    more or your tires become black and shiny, not what you want.  This
>    product makes tires look new and not detailed out. Just make sure your
>    tires are dry before applying.  Also don't spray when it's windy for
>    obvious reasons.   I haven't used Armor All for years for anything but
>    have heard they are using a new formula ?  Anyone know if this stuff
>    works okay now ??  All the auto parts stores carry the No Touch spray.
>
>    Rick
>    1582
>
>
>
>    On 10/26/14, Charles McCall<charlesmccall at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>    WE know that armor-all and other tire care products can lead to drying
>    and
>    cracking of rubber, not something good for hard-to-find and expensive
>    tires.
>    So what according to conventional wisdom is the best product to make
>    them
>    black and clean?
>      __________________________________________________________________
>
>    WE know that armor-all and other tire care products can lead to drying
>    and cracking of rubber, not something good for hard-to-find and
>    expensive tires.
>    So what according to conventional wisdom is the best product to make
>    them black and clean?
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   +1 on the No-Touch. My Dino has rubber weatherstrip flashing that lines
   the forward door gap. I just dip a Q-Tip in some No-Touch, rub it along
   the door gap and presto, it looks perfect. I like the fact that the
   No-Touch doesn't give rubber that cheesy, glossy sheen. I spray it on a
   rag and wipe down my rubber hoses too.
   Daryl Adams
   Mangusta 8MA888

   On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 2:56 PM, Dave <[1]dave at damardirect.com> wrote:

     A friend uses No-Touch on the engine, hoses, & the entire engine bay
     of his Corvette. I have to say it looks very nice!
     IndyDave
     -----Original Message-----
     From: Rick [mailto:[2]rwgushue at verizon.net]
     Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2014 6:39 PM
     Cc: [3]detomaso at poca.com

   Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] What to feed your tires
   A  A I use No Touch tire care made by permatex foam spray on all my
   cars.
   A  A Spray and walk away. No sticky residue or build up. Need to wipe
   off
   A  A rim after or cover before.A  I just wipe off after. Using this for
   years
   A  A after trying many other products.A  Only one coat, do not apply
   two or
   A  A more or your tires become black and shiny, not what you want.A
   This
   A  A product makes tires look new and not detailed out. Just make sure
   your
   A  A tires are dry before applying.A  Also don't spray when it's windy
   for
   A  A obvious reasons.A  A I haven't used Armor All for years for
   anything but
   A  A have heard they are using a new formula ?A  Anyone know if this
   stuff
   A  A works okay now ??A  All the auto parts stores carry the No Touch
   spray.
   A  A Rick
   A  A 1582
   A  A On 10/26/14, Charles McCall<[4]charlesmccall at gmail.com> wrote:
   A  A WE know that armor-all and other tire care products can lead to
   drying
   A  A and
   A  A cracking of rubber, not something good for hard-to-find and
   expensive
   A  A tires.
   A  A So what according to conventional wisdom is the best product to
   make
   A  A them
   A  A black and clean?
   A  A
   A __________________________________________________________________
   A  A WE know that armor-all and other tire care products can lead to
   drying
   A  A and cracking of rubber, not something good for hard-to-find and
   A  A expensive tires.
   A  A So what according to conventional wisdom is the best product to
   make
   A  A them black and clean?
   A  A
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   A  A _______________________________________________
   A  A Detomaso Forum Managed by POCA
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   A  A [1][5]DeTomaso at poca.com
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