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Spooky exhaust smoke - that is the same technique I use on treaded tyres! As you say the curve of finger nail clippers perfectly matches the circumprence of a 1/24th tyre. Works a treat.
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Would this not leave white residue all over the tyre?
I haven't had that problem. If you sand the tyre enough it'll only give it a used look. But if you're concerned about it then try it on a scrap tyre or on the inside seam. It really makes the seam removal easy.

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Re: TIP: removal of tyre mold lines

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It is always prudent to keep the molds absolutely clean and properly protected to maximize their usefulness, lifespan and keep them in the pink of condition efficiently. As far as removal of tyre bold lines is concerned, expert advice is highly recommendable before you make your move to do it.
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