Sunblock for tires -- as good as covering?
I have a really nice anodized mtn bike. 2 years after I got it I swapped out the frame for a smaller one, same kind. The first one was turning sort of maroon (normally ink black) from the sunlight. ...
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The problem here is that rubber absorbs petroleum products. When that happens the integrity of the rubber changes for the worse.
I'm going to guess the active ingredients aren't an issue, but the medium used to make it soft and pliable is.
Sounds like a bad idea.
I'm going to guess the active ingredients aren't an issue, but the medium used to make it soft and pliable is.
Sounds like a bad idea.
