Looking for a decent BULK non-silicone tire dressing

[David Fermani]

Its amazing how many people are suggesting the expensive botique dressings when the person said he wants cheap and bulk. Like i said best bet is one of the major suppliers.

That's probably due to most people on this board think the boutique stuff is the best. After all, it costs the most? Why would a company sell a product for 2-3 times the price of a *similar* bulk product if it wasn't that much better? :think: :LOLOL

 

[MattPersman]

I have been using the OPT tire stuff, haven't had a ton of trial time into it yet. its not shiny at all really, but its rained for about 5 days straight now after I put on 2 coats and I can still see it looks like there is dressing on it. for 20-30 a gallon it may be worth a shot.



I think I am going to try something from FK1 next time just to compare the 2, but I am so far decently happy with the optimum

 

[imported_Surfer]

I think a lot of detailers on here for their jobs, use AA orginal that is now waterbased, not sure how/where to buy it in bulk though. I know your not looking for boutique stuff but Megs Hyper dressing may be a good bet since you can dilute is to whatever ratio you want, be very cost effective.

 

[the other pc]

I was just looking at that.



Will it last through a rain storm though?

Couldn’t say. I haven’t tried it yet.



You’ve got two out of three anyway, silicone free and bulk packaged.



Somehow I’d suspect that nobody’s silicone-free dressing is going to last as long as standard dressings. ADS sells 32oz. sample sizes if you want to try it before commiting to full gallons (or larger).





PC.