Anvil White Wall Tire Paint - 250ml

Replaced the rear shock on my bike, before I adjusted it the tire went inside the fender and scuffed the white wall. Bought this white paint especially for white walls and it worked great, if needed I would buy again.

This product worked wonderfully!

Easy enough to use and apply. A bit tedious as expected with three coats. Looked great when finished, but unfortunately didn’t adhere well. After one ride large chunks had cracked and peeled off. Had to scrape everything off and go back to black. Probably great for decorative displays and strictly showroom tires, but would not recommended for tires that will be driven.

Anvil White Wall Tire Paint is effective in transforming tire appearance, but it lacks durability in the extreme Arizona heat. Also, the small container size makes it inconvenient for larger tires. Consider other options for long-lasting results.

Will say, did what they said, went on with multiple layers required. Length of time it lasted before cracking was a couple of weeks. Reapplied but with tire expansion same issue. for my bike, trying out how it would look with white walls was reason for purchase, with price of product and a new tire.....should have purchase new tire.

The media could not be loaded. What you see in the video is 8 months of wear. To get the best results are make sure the tire is clean. I’ve used this for years never had an issue. Except for today, I took my car thru a car wash and the stuff they put on the tires repelled the new paint. I can’t believe I did that!! Either way the new paint flew off while I drove it , so I recleaned the tires and I gotta order more paint.Either way this paint is awesome and durable if put on properly.

The white wall paint worked really well at first. (see first picture) I sanded and wire brushed the tire as per the instructions. I do not drive this car much and the first year it held up ok. The second summer(after covid) on my first trip about 12 miles, the white walls came off all four tire (see second picture). I am not sure of the manufacturing process, but I think the main problem is the mold release material is embedded in the tire keeping anything from sticking to it. Or could be flexing of the tire driving it? These are reproduction antique car tires made from the original tire molds. If your making tires white walls for a museum car, it should be fine. Dealing with the company was great.

I used to paint my 1930 model a tire the tire with the white wall are $225 each i did with less the $60 all 4 And it work.