What to put on the rear of my car to keep rubber off during burnout?

[Skyhawk]

I know theres something out there for this, so what is it? Id prefer something OTC, or will something like petroleum jelly work? Im getting new tires next week and id like to get all the life out of these rear tires that i can...

[35TH LE]

What a trip... I was just thinking this same thing about an hour ago.

[2StepsAhead]

Any layer of wax not rubbed off will help the clean up or you can grab this: Burnout Guard by Geddex

[BMWWW]

Ser-ran wrap?

Have fun, and drive safe!
--Gabe

[DFTowel]

Someone sells a product that looks like the white protective film they put on new cars but it leaves a hard to remove residue.

For long trips I've gone to the local car dealership and taken some of that white vinyl, they let me take a ll I want as they trow it away anyway. I cut pieces and apply it to the car. It works great. It should work fine for your purpose also.

[BigJimZ28]

I use petroleum jelly and think it as good as
anything I have tried from the speed shop

p.s if you keep the petroleum jelly in the cooler
it will let you put on a nice thick coat
that you can hose off when you are done

[35TH LE]

Awesome.. Ill have to try some of these suggestions. I have heard of the seran wrap and petrojelly before.

Ive also heard of using aeresol crisco too. Soon as I get the 9" installed its time for slicks, few good burnouts, and front wheels up action.

[icu812]

Pledge will work also

[96snake]

Light coat of WD-40 will work as well.

Lorne

[MachWon]

blue painters tape

[skipperw]

I put the Overspray Guard on the areas I want to protect with a sponge. Just wash burnt rubber off. You can buy it in the gallon size if you call them. Works great.
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[Grimm]

A lot of drag racers use something like Pam. Spray it on before you do your first burnout, and then most of it will wipe right off.