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Re: Yellow-wall tire

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  1. So my white wall turned yellow.

    It's just an aesthetic matter, but it's not as sharp as it used to be.
    Can anything be done?

    Thanks!

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  2. The old Schwinn whitewall tires would get yellow or discolored over
    time. They would clean up with some bleach (diluted) and a stiff brush.
    The later Miyata tires had a different texture to them however, and
    bleach didn't have much effect. On those we used Armor-All Cleaner (not
    the protectant you usually see). I don't know if that's still on the
    market. Formula 409 also worked, but not as well. Keep the brush
    handy...

    How cool or uncool a whitewall is has much to do with what the specific
    tire looks like, the unicycle it's on, and what you do with it. They're
    great in shows...

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