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Cleaning full tilts

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270on420out
Posts: 7494 - Karma: 50,826
I have all white FT drop kicks and they have a ton of scuffs on them. How can I restore my pearly whites.
Apr 19 2016 12:13AM
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SladeSki
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Wash them, perhaps?
Apr 19 2016 1:16AM
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tdollo
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Never tried cleaning mine but I'd think that a sponge with some sort of soap could clean off the scuffs.
Apr 19 2016 7:33AM
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colder152000
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who cares?
Apr 19 2016 7:36AM
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270on420out
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frankcolderwho cares?


Lmao OK East Stroudsberg University.
Apr 19 2016 9:05AM
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eheeth
Posts: 458 - Karma: 2,526
I though Full Tilts were so good that they cleaned themselves...
Apr 19 2016 9:16AM
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murphyboiiii
Posts: 712 - Karma: 1,550
get fulltilts
Apr 19 2016 9:21AM
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Jesse_
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Take out the liner and try cleaning it with a soft sponge.
Apr 19 2016 9:49PM
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gabew34
Posts: 500 - Karma: 497
get new full tilts , or warranty them.
Apr 19 2016 10:48PM
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doitbig
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only thing i can think of is a magic eraser. takes scuffs off a variety of surfaces.
Apr 20 2016 10:10AM
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PNayr
Posts: 355 - Karma: 727
Brillo pad, nail polish remover, acetone, or paint thinner will take away any scuffs you have
Apr 22 2016 8:39AM
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KravtZ
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why would someone buy white boots in the first place?
Apr 22 2016 9:10AM
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270on420out
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KravtZwhy would someone buy white boots in the first place?


Because they fit and they were 75$ brand new.
Apr 22 2016 9:52AM
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KravtZ
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THEDIRTYBUBBLEBecause they fit and they were 75$ brand new.


fair enough
Apr 22 2016 10:35AM
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butternotbatter
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goat semen
Apr 23 2016 6:53AM
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GrapeHunter
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take out the liners. Scrub the shell down the an oxyclean and water mixture with a magic eraser, should be good as new
Apr 23 2016 7:38PM
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SteezOnSkis12
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PNayrpaint thinner


Great idea!
Apr 28 2016 8:38PM
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PNayr
Posts: 355 - Karma: 727
SteezOnSkis12Great idea!


Can't tell if you're serious or not. It's strong enough to Take off scuffs but not strong enough to melt plastic
Apr 28 2016 8:54PM
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Corey_O132
Posts: 161 - Karma: 1,117
I've had the same problem before, the key is to put some carburetor cleaner on a paper towel and rub it on the black scuffs. But just don't get ANY of it on the graphics because the stuff is so strong it will rub the graphics off.
Apr 29 2016 7:59PM
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413Crew
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get fulltilts
May 1 2016 12:59PM
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reecemasters0
Posts: 140 - Karma: 339
take the liners out and pressure wash the shit out of them
May 1 2016 8:22PM
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Ricky420
Posts: 162 - Karma: 615
Magic erasers and maybe nail polish remover
May 2 2016 8:34PM
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