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Tyres turning brown is called blooming, and is a natural process, to be expected from the modern production of tyres. WHAT CAUSES TYRES TO TURN BROWN? Anti-ozonants – an organic compound added into the rubber mix to slow deterioration and prevent the surface from oxidising and keep the rubber pliable. To maintain pliable tyre sidewalls anti-ozonants continually migrate to the surface. Once on the outside of the tyre, the anti-ozonants oxidise, leaving the brown residue. HOW TO STOP TYRES TURNING BROWN? Keep the tyre sidewalls clean with an all purpose cleaner, such as G3 Pro Multicleaner, to remove the blooming when needed....

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We’ve all been there – heading down a single track country lane when you come across another vehicle coming in the opposite direction without a passing bay in sight. So you both hold your breath and squeeze… You avoid each other, but the bushes screech down the side of your car leaving long lines of scratches in their wake. REMOVING BUSH PINSTRIPES FROM YOUR CAR The G3 Pro range has a number of products which can help with the removal of scratches, that cannot be felt with a fingernail. In this customer example, the scratches were down one full side...