How To Make Your Own White Wall Tires
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2021
- Watch as Jeff makes his own wide white wall tires. He will walk you through, step by step as to the process as well as the products that he uses. This is a great tutorial for those wanting to try the same technique at a very low cost.
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I Agree!
Haha. Some people are just wierd I guess. Thanks for watching.
Great job! I’ve had white walls on my VW and El Camino. It’s not for everyone but most ppl appreciate it and gave me props for keeping my car original. Great lesson and I’ll be doing this on a wall hangin’ VW wheel for my garage. Thanks for the lesson.
Great job on the tire doing white wall
Thanks Phil.
Cool process thanks for sharing.
No problem, thanks for watching
Nice job. Always tips out there to be learned. Thanks!
Thanks Brian, just thought I could show everyone how I do it in case they were wanting to do it themselves. Thanks for watching.
The Apache looked pretty nice when I saw you drive by me a few hours ago
Lol. You guy that was in the electricians rig?
@@soberingrestorationservices yeppers
Well that's cool, wish you got a video of it. Do you have a bucket? You could get some great shots for yourself, and them.
A bucket?
@@myconight no bucket truck. We use a retired moving box van
Looks amazing!
Cool video man. I'm gonna give it a try on my new tires, once I've put some miles on them, on my 1970 olds 98. Excited for the results
Looks pretty dang good to me!!! Awesome work!!!
Thanks man, appreciate your support.
Very cool and great way to do them. Especially as expensive as vintage white wall tires are. Be safe 👍😎✌️
Thanks kevin, it definitely can save some dollars by doing it myself. They turned out just fine for what I was using them for. Thanks for watching.
Thank you I like the look too ☺
Thanks Curt I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
How am I just seeing this video. Very cool!
Man that's a sweet idea! I'm gonna have to try that. I also clear the spray can nozzle. Sound advice! 👍
Absolutely, it certainly is the most cost effective way to achieve wide whites. Let us know if you give it a try. Thank you for your support.
really love the creativity sir thank you for showing us hows its done, how does the whitewall holding up until now?
GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Good Job and thanks for the tip.👍
Thanks Tony, no problem. Thanks for watching.
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A true artist indeed! I have known guys that have painted rims to use Crisco as a masking agent to protect the rubber from overspray. Seems like it would be messy to clean up! I usually use a contractor bag to cover my wheels, turn them inside out when done and load it up with trash.
Thanks Glen, that would definitely be a messy way to do things. Tape or a garbage bag like you do definitely make sense. Thanks for watching.
Looks great
Wide whites arent my thing, but to each his/her own. Still had to watch and learn. In sure it goes with the look you are after.
Yeah, wide whites aren't for everybody Frank but I do enjoy the look of them especially on my old rig. Appreciate your support.
I have one of those green garbage cans in my shop too. Have had it for years and does not look nearly that nice. The wide whitewalls look great. The tips are always great to watch. Be safe and stay well.
Thanks Brian I'm glad you appreciate our content, stay tuned. Thanks for watching.
Looks great! I love www
Thanks man, me too. Appreciate your support.
If they're still available, BF Goodrich Land Terrain are good for grinding as well. We used them for a mock up on my IH L110. Great content guys, loving these local to me channels!
Thanks todd, thanks for the heads up and the suggestion. Appreciate your support.
What a amazing video Jeff!!! I would never have thought that Tremclad would work. I thought you were going to have to use some kind of rubberized paint. This is why I love watching your videos. I'm learning so much watching them. Keep them coming and thank you.
Thank Darico, that means so much to us. Just thought that we could share a little bit of what we know in the hopes that can make things easier for someone else. We really do appreciate your support. Thanks for watching.
Nice
Great & thorough video. I wonder if you mentioned the time between coats ? I imagine the 1st coat gets cured (drys) harder than the last. I wonder how long between coats would defeat the pulling of the tape while "still wet" , which I understand is much easier and less risk for pealing paint line ??
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I just did this with my golf cart tires. How long did these last you? Have they turned yellow? I've heard of others' turning yellow. Just curious. Great video! That 1/4" tape is a game changer! I tried using thicker tape, but it was horrible! After I saw your video I bought the thinner tape, and it worked perfectly!
i love them hell yea
Thanks Leroy. Appreciate your support. Thanks for watching.
Great how too, thanks for sharing! The last time I bought whitewalls it was over $2000 Canadian and it's hard to justify spending that kind of money when most of my vehicles aren't even worth two grand haha
I hear that, exactly why I needed to find another solution. Let me know if you ever give it a shot. Thanks for watching.
Great video Jeff. How does that paint deal with flexing?
Hey Dave, as long as you let it cure for a good 48 hours before putting any weight on it it seems to hold up a lot better, it may not even take that long but that's what I chose to do just to make sure. Been driving it for over a month and there's been no cracking whatsoever. Thanks for watching.
Great 👍🏻. Thanks for sharing. When it comes time to wash them do you use anything special? Just car soap and water?? No bleach products I assume.
To be perfectly honest with you Edward I don't wash them but if I were to I'm sure I would just use just plain soap and water. Thanks for watching.
Jeff and I think alike , I paint everything with Tremclad.
Works great
Do you think this will look good on my 1998 Nissan Sentra manual?
Jeff, What Can I Use On White Outlined Raised Letters 2 Make Em Look Better? Thanks
Well Doug, you could try a white paint marker, or even a small brush with some white paint? Would be rather time consuming either way. Thanks for watching.
@@soberingrestorationservices Thanks For The 411
No problem Doug. Let me know how it works out. Thanks again for watching.
How long did the paint job last?
With these homemade spray jobs, I'm concerned you're going to have to scrub the white walls to keep them clean and white, which is going to be a bit of abrasion on your paint job and make it start to flake or peel off eventually. If you never had to clean them, okay, it might last longer... but... being white and all, and on the tire which is right down near the dirt and ocassional mud or mud puddle...
We don't have tremclad here in USA, but do have Rust-Oleum, which I believe owns the tremclad rights in Canada. I like to try this for my Caddy. Is that tremclad rust primer an oil based paint? Trying to figure out what (if any) exact equivalent we would have here in US. Your wide whites look great!
Yes it is oil-based, hope you can find something that will work for you. Thanks for the compliment we also really think they turned out great and good luck with your caddy. Thanks for watching.
It's a big range they have, which one did you end up using and how did it turn out for you, please?
Use Rust-Oleum Farm Equipment paint.
Did you find the American equivalent? I'm debating on using flex seal but seems like it doesn't go on smooth
what kind spray did you use?
So how did the painted white walls hold up?
Has this chipped or flaked off at all since this video??
👍👍
Thanks man.
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Curious as to how this holds up / looks over time?
Did them over a year ago and I'm still happy with them. They did weather a bit, but they still suit the truck. Tried another set that I top coated. Hopefully they stay nicer longer.
How many cans did it take to do all 4 tires?
I probably used 2 cans. Multiple coats. Thanks for watching.
Thank you!@@soberingrestorationservices
No problem. Good luck.
Anyone know what american paint to use for this project?
How long did they last?
Still looking ok. Spent the winter outside. Could use a touch up maybe.
I made white wall tires by purchasing portawalls and putting them on a set of new tires for my retro camper. A set of 4 costs me less than $20.00 2 years ago. May be higher now but much easier to do than this method. Just making a suggestion.
@user-ip6qu4ee6i appreciate the tip, thanks for watching!
Portawalls aren't made to be used at highway speeds. That's why I've stayed away from them.
Thanks for pointing this out. I had no problem during the time I owned the camper before I sold it. Now I wonder if the new owners ever experienced a problem. That was 3 years ago. I sure hope not.
Tremclad is a Car Guys Best Friend next to WD-40
Yes it is, thanks for watching.
there was no van halen after roth, sammy is such a little girl
Hahahaha
Has anyone painted their whitewalls, and know if this lasts?
I did these over 2 1/2 years ago, and other than some scuffs from curb rash and such, they still look ok. They definitely suit the style of my old truck anyway. Sat outside since I did them. Rain, snow and extreme heat.
"Vergina"😁😁
I don't think I can tape that straight
It's actually easier than it might have looked you just got to take your time with it and be patient. Thanks for watching Kevin.