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Old 09-29-2007, 07:08 PM
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Flat Tire Dressing

Hi, I searched for flat tire dressing and could not find what I wanted. I know this has been brought up many times, however I wasn't looking for a tire dressing then. I was pleased with aa tire gel, but it's still to glossy. I want a natural clean look with no sling. More matt than gloss. Will 303 do this?
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Not sure about 303. P1et uses PB Natural Look. No real shine to it.
Here's a thread where he used it on the Explorer.
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Not sure about 303. P1et uses PB Natural Look. No real shine to it.
Here's a thread where he used it on the Explorer.
'04.5 Dodge Ram 2500 + '01 Ford Explorer Wash 'n Wax
Thanks for the reply. Wonder why he would use aa gel and top it with PB?
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Thanks for the reply. Wonder why he would use aa gel and top it with PB?
Don't really know. Maybe he wanted to tone down the shine of the gel. Maybe he didn't expect it to be so shiny.
He just did another detail with only PB Natural Look on the tires. Don't know if you saw the thread yet.
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Poorboy's Natural Look is what you want then.
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Has anyone tried 303?
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PB Natural look is the best for satin looks. 303 is shiny IMO
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PB Natural look is the best for satin looks. 303 is shiny IMO
thanks fminus, looks like I'll try pb don't like that shiney look.
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PB Natural look is the best for satin looks. 303 is shiny IMO
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THe SUrft City garage dressing is pretty matte. It gives makes the tires very black and deep with a satin glow.
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