Shiny water based tire dressing

[Klasse Act]

OP, you answered your own question, LOL. I mean there's value in diluting a product for sure, no doubt, but if there's a RTU product you like AND it meets your criteria, to quote a Survivor song from the early 80's "The search is over"

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[Rsurfer]

The bottle says it’s a 1:1 dilution which is probably what I’d use it at. We’ll see how it goes.

First rain and it's gone.

[Klasse Act]

First rain and it's gone.

Exactly

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[dwaleke]

Dripped some on my concrete driveway two years ago.

Seems to function as a concrete sealer. Every rain it shows it's still going strong like the first day.

Too bad it doesn't work on tires with that kind of durability.

[dieselfan1]

This stuff work pretty good for around $8 a bottle.


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[opie]

Megs M40 gets my vote

[UncleDavy]

I have tried a lot of tire dressings and I have spent a great many years looking for the perfect solution. Duragloss 253 is my new favorite. I also recently tried DP tire dressing. It is a thick water based product that lasts a little over a week. I have heard good things about Chemical Guys VRP. It's always fun to try new products.

[DUBL0WS6]

Duragloss gets good reviews, I'm just not sure how wet looking it is.

[Coatingsarecrack]

CarPro Perl.


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