Tire Dressings? Should I not use?
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Tire Dressings? Should I not use?
I have tried 2 dressings so far, and neither stuck. I scrubbed the heck out of the wheels first. I have Super Sports and it seems nothing stays to them. Does anyone have a preferred product, or should I just not use? Thanks.
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Are you talking about getting the wet look on the tires?
Meguiar's Hot Shine works well for me.
Meguiar's Hot Shine works well for me.
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Drifting
Only thing I have ever had any luck with is the Zaino tire gloss. Its not super glossy so it looks great. Will also not sling down car or come off in first 50 miles. Can go through rain and a couple cleanings.
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This is good stuff when applied with a pad and smells good too. Never anything that sprays!
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
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I've tried 'em all and this is the best. No sling, really long-lasting and looks great. For extra gloss, apply twice. It's all I use on my Little Blue Vette.
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This is good stuff when applied with a pad and smells good too. Never anything that sprays!
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
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Hands down 303. No sling or shine. A nice deep luster.
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Drifting
Someone may have applied something that needs to be removed first. Griots makes a couple of rubber cleaning products that work good for me. Try that then apply tire dressing.
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I use Stoner More Shine. Long lasting and perfect amount of shine.
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Three Porsches
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An Audi
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And a Ferrari
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Shiny tires are ghetto.
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You're going to get so many different opinions on here for this!!!!!
I use C-Magic tire dressing and love it. I had used so many different products before, and have used only C-Magic for the last three years or more.
The Museum uses C-Magic for PDI now, even though they also sell Adams in the store.
I use C-Magic tire dressing and love it. I had used so many different products before, and have used only C-Magic for the last three years or more.
The Museum uses C-Magic for PDI now, even though they also sell Adams in the store.
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This is good stuff when applied with a pad and smells good too. Never anything that sprays!
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
http://www.meguiars.com/m-en/product...cereg-tire-gel
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Drifting
This stuff works great, no sling, and it lasts forever. Just squirt some on a foam pad and you can add as much as you like. AND!!!!! it smells like grape soda lol
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I use the 303 wipes on the low profile tires on my Corvette and the 303 spray on the bigger all-terrain tires on my SUV, works great, nice matte finish, just takes a few minutes per tire to apply and wipe off dry.
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