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Originally Posted by fried okra
My 1931 all black Tudor came to me with whitewall tires and almost white cream colored wheels. It also has dual fender mounted whitewall spares.
I am contemplating using tire black on the whitewalls to kinda tone the overall contrast and and give the car a more period look.
I am surmising once you use tire black on whitewalls there is no turning back. And maybe the tire black might not work as well as I am hoping.
Has anyone else gone down this road before?
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I found a product on the web I ordered and used on two white wall tires that was done two years ago and the tires had the ww turned in and this product has been run in the rain and has been holding up well. I am adding a picture of the container. Warning!! Don't get this stuff on anything but where you want it. It is permanent! It is called m. e. Miller tire "BLACK TIRE PAINT! It is water based and cleans up ok! But it stays on rubber very well! Cannot seem to upload the photo. Will try by email to your account.