Tire dressing for CARS
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Tire dressing for CARS
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Ive used https://meguiarsdirect.com/products/...o8gk7OkWPFomGQ
lasts a long time and Ive never noticed any browning.
lasts a long time and Ive never noticed any browning.
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I have had many hot rods in my life and I found this stuff to be excellent
definitely last a long time
Chemical Guys Tire Kicker Sprayable Extra Glossy Tire Shine Spray, Dry-to-Touch Dressing - Restores Wet Look to Rubber, Vinyl, and Plastic, Safe for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, RVs, and More - 16 oz just punch in chemical guys tire kicker in Amazon, sometimes links get corrupted I guess.
definitely last a long time
Chemical Guys Tire Kicker Sprayable Extra Glossy Tire Shine Spray, Dry-to-Touch Dressing - Restores Wet Look to Rubber, Vinyl, and Plastic, Safe for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, RVs, and More - 16 oz just punch in chemical guys tire kicker in Amazon, sometimes links get corrupted I guess.
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Might want to re-check that link @Paintslinger16 ??
chemical guys tire kicker is what I use.
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Wife's car gets Garage Therapy Tire Serum, or Detail Co. Guardian.
My truck, Guardian
Customer's - Guardian
Have not tried Yum Dress. Yet
Guardian is a very good product that you can use straight, 1:1, or 1:5. Very economical and looks fantastic.
My preference is to not have my tires look like a glazed donut.
Was there a Armour All comment???
My truck, Guardian
Customer's - Guardian
Have not tried Yum Dress. Yet
Guardian is a very good product that you can use straight, 1:1, or 1:5. Very economical and looks fantastic.
My preference is to not have my tires look like a glazed donut.
Was there a Armour All comment???
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I don`t really need shine but I would like them black not brownish /purple , which is what I get with most products
In the `70s we wiped them down with lacquer thinner, maybe I`ll try that
In the `70s we wiped them down with lacquer thinner, maybe I`ll try that
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You will like the chemical guys stuff, that is exactly what you get a Matt sheen, doesn’t look wet and you can touch it after it dries no sticky residue.
I have tried everything out there best stuff I have found, like others have stated clean the tires with a rough brush I like soft scrub or mix a paste with comet, use a wire tire brush with whitewalls or raised letters
jack stands or jack to spin wheel, just don’t get under vehicle of course, a tire applicator is awesome don’t use regular towel you will get fabric threads sticking to it. I tried to get two coats. Once a year for the most part but I don’t drive in the rain.
I have tried everything out there best stuff I have found, like others have stated clean the tires with a rough brush I like soft scrub or mix a paste with comet, use a wire tire brush with whitewalls or raised letters
jack stands or jack to spin wheel, just don’t get under vehicle of course, a tire applicator is awesome don’t use regular towel you will get fabric threads sticking to it. I tried to get two coats. Once a year for the most part but I don’t drive in the rain.