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    bold n bright

    have any of you guys tried spraying the bold n bright with a spray bottle? i have an applicator that i use but i have knobby tires that make it impossible to do. if i spray alot will it even itself out? also bold n bright is silicone free right?

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    Re: bold n bright

    I`m assuming you bought a large quantity (at least 32oz.), because the 16oz comes in a spray bottle, as can the 32oz if you order it for $1 more. Basically, it`s sold with a spray bottle, so it must be fine to use it in one.

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    yep i bought the 32oz and didn`t think about spraying it on. i going to have to try it.

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    Re: bold n bright

    Quote Originally Posted by jimbo_01
    yep i bought the 32oz and didn`t think about spraying it on. i going to have to try it.
    Yup, that`s how it`s meant to be used.

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    Re: bold n bright

    ya BnB is supposed to be sprayed on.

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    Re: bold n bright

    Quote Originally Posted by GregCavi
    ya BnB is supposed to be sprayed on.

    Greg

    Not TRUE. I prefer putting some on a sponge applicator it works better and cleaner. Spraying will get on your rims dirty and therefore having to clean them with a cloth again.

    i have a Mustang and i use the APPlicator method on it.
    on my mothers MOntero Sport i use the spray method on the tires becasue of their huge size, I then spread the BnB with the applicator pAd.

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    Re: bold n bright

    With BnB you can do either applaction spray or wipe on....I find for some tires its easier to spray such as the tires talked about here the 4x4 ones....If you want to extend it out mix with water 50/50 or less. You won`t get quite the same shine but it will go allot farther.....If you do use it with a sponge then ewt the sponge down that will help it to spread better and even
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    Re: bold n bright

    I actually use it both ways
    I have a 50/50 mix which I spray in my wheels wells and I pour it undiluted on an EO swipe to apply to my tires.

    "J"

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    I too have it split up in two bottles, one full strength for tires, and one 50/50 for wells. Helps it last longer and I felt it was wasting product on the wells since they don`t need to be as shiny as the tires usually.

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    I prefer using a foam paint brush to spread it on.
    "Life is not measured by the breathes we take, but by the moments that take our breathes away" :punk:

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    Re: bold n bright

    can you use it on dash boards? and does it dry to the touch or does it stay greasy?

    thanks for all your info

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    Re: bold n bright

    i use Pb`s Trim Restorer on my wheel well. works much much better.

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    for my dash I prefer to use natural look

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    Re: bold n bright

    Quote Originally Posted by jaybs95
    I actually use it both ways
    I have a 50/50 mix which I spray in my wheels wells and I pour it undiluted on an EO swipe to apply to my tires.

    "J"



    wheel wells ? where do you spray it on ??

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    In the front wheel wells there is plastic or rubber, spray it on that after cleaning the area

 

 
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