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Tire Yellowing

Deye76

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Greetings All, new here.
Had my floor coated about 4 years ago, polyurethane (GC Coatings) not epoxy. It was prepped properly by the installer who used concrete grinders etc. Just about bullet proof, and have had no problems, except it has a slight yellow where the tires of my pick up sit. Motorcycle tires don't affect it. Can it be fixed?
 
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Deye76

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Links are for porcelain tile, I have a coating over concrete.
Thanks anyway.
 
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rsanter

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It is partly from the heat and partly from the oils in the rubber.
As far as I know it cannot be fixed other than a repaint

Bob
 

bdamico

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Links are for porcelain tile, I have a coating over concrete.
Thanks anyway.

you read my signature block and not the search I posted for you... in any event, if you run the search I suggested, you would find answers to your question. Just trying to help.
 
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Antoddio

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I get the same from new tires and I have polyurethane over Epoxy. I just spray on some denatured alcohol and scrub with a abrasive pad. Doesn't phase the coating.

Once the tires are a little older it stops doing it.


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