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    #31
    Originally posted by AndrewBird View Post
    Tires actually hold a lot of dirt. If you've ever scrubbed your tires with soap and a brush, you will find the soap turns brown from all the gunk. The white paint likely leached all the dirt out, darkening it.
    I'd totally agree except the tires were brand new and uninstalled when I did it. Anywho, prep, prep, prep...
    Originally posted by Andy.B
    Whenever I am about to make a particularly questionable decision regarding a worryingly cheap diy solution, I just ask myself, "What would Ether-D do?"
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      #32
      Originally posted by Ether-D View Post
      I'd totally agree except the tires were brand new and uninstalled when I did it. Anywho, prep, prep, prep...
      Doesn't mean they weren't dirty. They were probably sitting in a warehouse for months before you got them.

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        #33
        HOW TO - TredWear
        https://tredwear.com/video-2/
        Here is an instructional video for various tire graphics. Installing our tire graphics is already a breeze, and we want to make sure you understand our best practices from A to Z.Before you start here are a few things you’ll need. RUTLEDGE WOODSINSTALLATION Tire Graphic INSTALLATION RED LINE INSTALLATION SUPER STENCIL INSTALLATION GRAPHICS INSTALLON AN […]
        Your resource to do-it-yourself and interesting bmw and e30 stuff: www.rtsauto.com

        Your resource to tools and tips: www.rtstools.com

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          #34
          Originally posted by noid View Post
          https://tredwear.com/video-2/
          wow

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            #35
            Originally posted by noid View Post
            https://tredwear.com/video-2/
            I saw this a while back, was surprised, people actually spend over $100 to have white/colored tire letters? Sheeeit, you can make a stencil for free if you have a printer and a hobby knife, and a can of white plasti dip is $6. I guess I'm just too poor to get it.

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              #36
              I am surprised that AK's car is not in this thread. Pretty much the best example on an E30 that I've seen.
              I Timothy 2:1-2

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                #37
                I love your wheels.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by 325ix View Post
                  I love your wheels.

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                  +1 Might have to steal that design in the future for some winter wheels
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                    #39
                    I used Treadwear on the e36





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                      #40
                      looks cool for show cars, street cars ect. Racing in a "contact" division. it would NOT last so I dont do it. even if the tire has it, I go with black walls. I am lucky if I dont wreck any rims over a 4 race period. we destroy them frequently with contact.

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                        #41
                        I guess it depends on the racing..

                        There is a couple guys in PRO3 who did it with the TOYO RR's and it looked pretty neat.

                        Thought about doing it on the race car, but I doubt I would on a street car.

                        Unless it's a 70's Firebird with old school Goodyears or Lifted K5 with knobbies.



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                          #42
                          I used a sharpie paint pen.

                          Untitled by z a, on Flickr

                          Untitled by z a, on Flickr

                          Untitled by z a, on Flickr

                          Untitled by z a, on Flickr

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                            #43
                            ^^ how long did the white last?
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