Traction compound (not efi related)

Fri Feb 14 15:45:52 GMT 1997

Paint protection is not really a problem, since its actually to soften up
some slightly old tyres (10 years, but practically never used) on a race car
(not drag racing).  The tyres are slightly hard, but I know of people who
have virtually soaked their tyres in traction compound and that worked.

What strength of bleach are we talking about, will White King work (normal
household chlorine/bleach cleaner) ?

Dan     dzorde at geocities.com

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>In a message dated 97-02-13 19:01:51 EST, you write:
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><< The problem with bleach/water in a 30/70% (or more bleach) is that the
>paint
> will fade quickly around the rear wheel wells, especially behind the wheel.
>  Bleach is NASTY for paint. >>
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>That's true...but there's also that stuff I've seen out...forgot what it's
>called, but it's supposed to protect your rear quarter panels from flying
>rubber during burnouts...that might help a little too.
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