Favorite Tire Dressing

[dschribs]

ok..nothing has my head spinning more than what tire dressing I should use come Spring time.....so, which ONE would you guys choose???

 

[scottabir]

Hands down Pinnacle black onyx. *I* LOVE the look it has. I only use it on my personal car because of the cost.





oops I didnt notice the poll with your choices I voted for the wolfgang because from the picures it seems the closest to pinnacle.

 

[stilez]

I chose Poorboy's Bold N Bright with WG Gel in a close second.



Armor All is also very good as is Z-16.

 

[thinksnow]

I haven't used Pinnacle because I get exactly the look I want from BnB. Additionally, when used with an EO Tire Swipe, a little goes a very long way and it will stay black for me through two rainstorms.



Still anxious to try Zaino, though. From the pics, it looks just about perfect.

 

[truvette]

I like Eagle One Wet Tire Shine, even though it is not listed. It's the only product that gives my tires a "wet shine" that I am looking for. I have not had much success with other products in terms of wetness as my tires have a "texture" to them.



However, I voted for Z-16 as it is the next best thing that I use regularly on my exterior trim.

 

[eclipsegt05]

pinnacle black onyx. worked into the tire in small amounts creates a perfect satin finish in my eyes!

 

[blkyukon]

For me it's a close race between Z16 and BnB...Both are sling free and last a long time and I'm still undecided which one I like better.....:nixweiss

 

[6']['9]

automagic's super dressit and magic dressing

 

[tangix2001]

Not listed in your poll but I really like the Megs Hot Shine. Spary it on then wipe down and it leaves a nice sheen that lasts for a decent length of time. I f I don't have that around then Armor All.

 

[Inzane]

I used Meg's Endurance (original) for a long while, but then realized that product SLING was the source of a certain messy problem I was having with the paint on the lower portions of the car.



Then I switched to Armor All Original after reading the Guru Report. I like it, easy to use, looks decent, but perhaps not glossy enough for my taste.



I'm looking forward to trying either PB's Bold n' Bright or Zaino Z-16 next.

 

[AutoNova]

Hyper-Dressing

 

[JustinR32]

Stoner's MSLT for tires...



Actually, I have a whole bunch of tire dressings I haven't tried yet.







Tom

 

[RedondoV6]

Zaino Z16 is my favorite, but Poorboys BNB comes in a very close second. I prefer the look of Z16 over BNB, but BNB at $15 for 32 oz is a bargain. Both products are water based, lower gloss products, but they can be layered (or buffed off) to produce differing levels of shine. Two thumbs up for both products.

 

[beastie]

I love 303 the most as its sheen is ideal for my car but it is too expensive. I've been very happy with NXT Tech Protectant despite its oily consistency and very short lifespan. It just gives me the right look at a fair price. I wash my car weekly anyways so I always apply a new coat. I don't have any slinging problems. I also use it on my wheelwells.

 

[probegt]

Adams VRT. I like cream style dressings

 

[Pats300zx]

For me:



Eagle One Wet Tire Shine or Megs Hot Shine. Both products are easy to obtain, reasonably priced, and do a great job.



I also like Stoners MSLT but the other 2 are easier for me to obtain locally.



I might have to revisit Armor All one of these days.

 

[holland_patrick]

I use carbright Summit. It's a waterbased dressing and you can cut it to the sheen you want and it doesn't turn brown.

 

[SVR]

I'll have to sample black onyx. Voted for wolfgang BD.

Absolutely love it. once the finances improve from next week on, there's no doubt after my pakshak order, It's a 3.78 litre black onyx and 3.78 litre wolfgang sealant for me.

If I'm going to buy from US, might as well get the big pack



Wonder what detailers pride emerald gel is like.

Sometime this year I plan to add a few ADAMS products to my growing inventory of brands (30 at the moment)



Meg's detailer line is next to be tested and hyper dressing will be one of them

 

[6cyl's_of_fury]

Big fan of 303 or Vinylex - I find both give a really similar nice satin sheen.



When doing family and friends cars, I go with ArmorAll as it give an acceptable look and performance without the price tag

 

[percynjpn]

Though it's not on the list, if you can find it in N. America (at Autobacs?): SOFT 99's "BLACK MAGIC". It's a liquid with a foam applicator, has a matte to slightly glossy (though "natural") look, dries quickly, causes no splatter and LASTS FOREVER.



It costs about 10 bucks over here; it's my all time favorite!