Seems to do a good job of shining up the tyres too!
Tyre shine
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grantfk10
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I ran out of my usual tyre shine (Meguaires), so I had a look around the house and found some of the g/friends Johnsons baby oil gel (with chamomile!).
Seems to do a good job of shining up the tyres too!
Seems to do a good job of shining up the tyres too!
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siddiqi1
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Johnsons baby oil gel (with chamomile!).
how good was it, have three little kids at mine...so got loads of that stuff!
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grantfk10
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Works quite well, but doesn't last for very long 
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siddiqi1
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im going to go try that later!!!!
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blingsta
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try some cooking oil !! long lasting..
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trevski
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oil plus tyres =slip in my book 
why not go the whole hog and use some castrol gtx 
Shiny tyres look gash any way!
why not go the whole hog and use some castrol gtx Shiny tyres look gash any way!-
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Might try the baby oil. Not a bad tip! Cheers lads
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grantfk10
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blingsta wrote:try some cooking oil !! long lasting..
Lol, I tried Tesco's Grapeseed oil - It works AND lasts!
