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02-13-08, 04:28
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BlueLibby04 is offline
Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Eastern Ky Posts: 1,031 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
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Originally Posted by MELODY7 What do you guys think of Black Magic? | Ive not personally used it but I believe I remember a guy on here saying that he liked it.
Have you ever used one of their tire shines?
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02-13-08, 05:29
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Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 22 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
I like Adams VRT. Nice shine, last for awhile, and does not sling. | |
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02-14-08, 03:39
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Join Date: May 2007 Location: Waynesboro, PA Posts: 924 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
I used 303 for a while, then bought some Adam's VRT and I'm really liking it. Goes on easy and I don't have any issues with it slinging...
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02-14-08, 05:44
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Join Date: May 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 73 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
MORE SHINE from Stoner.  | |
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02-14-08, 09:39
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Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Heart of North Carolina Posts: 1,624 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
Anybody use Meg's HyperDressing? | |
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02-14-08, 10:33
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Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Walnut Creek, CA Posts: 861 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
Are there no fans of Poorboy's Bold 'n Bright? That's what I use. It's water-based, so no slinging. If you want a really wet look you can just do a second application. I haven't used a lot of the ones mentioned, though, so can't really compare.
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02-14-08, 10:40
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BlueLibby04 is offline
Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Eastern Ky Posts: 1,031 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
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Originally Posted by JuneBug Anybody use Meg's HyperDressing? | Ive not because its water based. First rain you get it will wash right off.
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02-14-08, 10:48
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jb1 is online now Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 172 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
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Originally Posted by JuneBug Anybody use Meg's HyperDressing? | Just ordered a gallon but I haven't had a chance to use it yet. | |
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02-14-08, 06:01
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blucpe is offline
Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 234 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
i repeat try ultimas tire and trim guard, it will not sling, it will last thru rain and washes, it's not a dressing it's a sealant for your rubber and trim. you don't have to re-aply it everytime the weather s--ts or you wash your car. it dries dry to the touch, no black stuff on your fingers, it does'nt attract dust or dirt, i don't know what else to say about it, except it can be layered, because it's a sealant, not a dressing, to the level of shin e you prefer. | |
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02-14-08, 11:22
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Chris223 is offline
Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: New York Posts: 278 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
I've tried several products, haven't liked anymore more than Mothers FX Tire Shine! It looks awesome, and lasts a while, and best of all, no browning! | |
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02-15-08, 12:30
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tod071 is offline
Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 513 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
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Originally Posted by beabout ultima for me... | +1
I also just applied Hyper Dressing concentrated (no dilution) and love the "bling". Of course, no sling at all, even at 90mph on the freeway as soon as I applied it! Can't comment on the durability, but I got a gallon, so i don't mind applying often. | |
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02-15-08, 12:16
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jedovaty is offline
Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 158 | Re: Best Tire Dressing? (new Member)
After wash, I use woolite mixture on the tires, followed by 303, then after it dries, a nice buff. I looks good, kind of a matte black, but doesn't look like a new tire. I do it about once per month. Got my 20" michelin ps/2's june 2007, and now, my tires are starting to get a slight browning. I'm in mild southern california weather.. so I don't think my combo is good. I'm after low bling no sling.
I believe every tire will respond different to each tire dressing.. any ideas for mine? | |
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