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    Tire Dressings

    I know this has been asked alot but, I am going to clean my tires with tuf shine what is good tire dressing that wont fling I want it to look kind of wet but dry to the touch What is a good tire dressing.

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    Re: Tire Dressings


    Tuff Shine...


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    Opti Bond or Poorboys Bold and Bright

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    Quote Originally Posted by TroyScherer View Post

    Tuff Shine...

    What?
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    Ok well I meant for my car how about
    My customers cars that just want me to apply it when I do a regular wash?
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    Re: Tire Dressings

    I'm actually really liking Adams SuperVRT but I still prefer Opti-Bond. Seems to last longer.

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    Re: Tire Dressings

    I've been using BF tire gel lately with great results.

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    What is bf? Btw I was using meguiars hot tire shine talk about a mess!
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    Re: Tire Dressings

    Quote Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod View Post
    What is bf? Btw I was using meguiars hot tire shine talk about a mess!
    Sorry, Blackfire tire gel. It doesn't sling like many other silicone based tire dressings.
    BLACKFIRE Tire Gel, tire dressing, tire shine

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