#1036 - 05/01/02 08:54 PM
Burnout Guard?
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Is there anything out there that can help protect your car from burnt rubber? Jeff H. I think you had some at AIS, what was it? I'm still trying to get that last bit of Potenzas off my wheel wells.... Any help would be appreciated. Thanx. 
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#1037 - 05/01/02 09:30 PM
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Chris - it's called Burn Out Gaurd or something.
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#1038 - 05/01/02 10:50 PM
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Yes it is called "Burnout Guard" and it is made by Geddex if I remember. Most Speed shops sell it for around $10 a bottle.
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GTX opt(Rims,Exhaust,CAI,Mats,Wing)Eibachs,MSP CAI,ReproPCM,MagSnout 3.4,3.25,3.0,INTENSE Rockers,INTENSE LSD,TOG Headers,RTdownpipe,38lb Injectors,160stat,MSD wires,AC Delco 41-913's,Caspers AFPR,2gauge Pillar(AM UL trans+boost)
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#1039 - 05/02/02 06:48 AM
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Cool, Thanx Guys. 
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99 Black GTP
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Reflective Badges Everywhere, S.S. Grilles, Thrasher CAI,
Painted Calipers,
180 T-stat, titanium tint,Blazertech 3200's, ASP 3.4
Chinny's Rims
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#1040 - 05/02/02 08:43 AM
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Once again Bizarro is correct and it is an awesome product. I just stopped by a quarterama spray wash and rinsed the rubber of my car.
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#1041 - 05/02/02 10:14 AM
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It works well, I must agree.
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#1042 - 05/05/02 12:47 AM
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I always thought a cheap easy way was Pam or cooking spray. coat the areas before you go and it wipes right off later at wash time. You can raid Mama's cupboard and it would be free.
T.
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#1043 - 05/05/02 11:20 PM
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Originally posted by Tom Wdowiak:
I always thought a cheap easy way was Pam or cooking spray. coat the areas before you go and it wipes right off later at wash time. You can raid Mama's cupboard and it would be free.
T. Uh...not all of us still live at home :p
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