View Full Version : System One Licorice Tire Dressing
dengood1
02-13-2008, 08:48 PM
Has anyone tried this new tire dressing?
System One Licorice Tire Dressing, System One Tire Gel, System 1 tire dressing, System One licorish tire dressing, liquorish tire gel (http://www.autogeek.net/system-one-licorice-tire-dressing.html)
ScottB
02-13-2008, 09:11 PM
your turn .... order and review please !
dengood1
02-13-2008, 09:18 PM
Oh, it's in my cart, I was just wondering if anyone else has tried it and could give some feedback. Is it similar to some of the other dressings offered?
I'm one to research before I spend $$ on an item I've seen little or nothing about;) Might as well buy it with the guarantee AG has, eh? :D
Old Pirate
02-13-2008, 09:35 PM
I try to get a sample at the Expo in Clearwater, but the answer was no dice....:cheers:
supercharged
02-14-2008, 10:09 PM
Wonder if it has black licorice scent to it...
Meghan
02-14-2008, 10:23 PM
Wonder if it has black licorice scent to it...
YES it does!
YES it does!
that means im not buying it! cause black licorice makes me gag
even if it is awesome. sucks that a company would use such a repulsive smell on a product.
dengood1
02-15-2008, 06:19 AM
that means im not buying it! cause black licorice makes me gag
even if it is awesome. sucks that a company would use such a repulsive smell on a product.
Black Licorice scent is from Anise(some people call it Fennel), which is a vegetable used to flavor soups and other dishes. Most people find it smells nice. I personally think it smells good.
"Anise bears a strong family resemblance to the members of the carrot family, that includes dill, fennel, coriander, cumin and caraway. Many of these relatives have been described as having a licorice flavour, to some extent, but anise is the true taste of licorice— its oils are distilled into the flavouring for licorice candy (not from the herb licorice, which has a different taste). "
supercharged
02-15-2008, 07:44 AM
YES it does!
Thanks, Meghan. I'll get one then! :righton:
Totoland Mach
02-15-2008, 08:15 AM
I've got some and tried it. Nice shine that's not too glossy on this BMW X5 trim.
One area I did try it and LOVED it was for BMW black interiors with embossed plastic and vinyl trim (door kick panels, seat backs, etc). I was having a problem after cleaning these areas because the plastic did not look consistent after cleaning. So, I applied Licorice and buffed off with a microfiber and it looks great! OEM shine and not greasy. I'm sure there are other product that do the same, but I wanted to try this out.
Funny: I haven't put it on tires yet because the shop has a BIG supply of AutoMagic Dressing.
Here's a pic of the rear bumper plastic trim
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/05%20X5%20Sterling%20Gray/05X5OutsideRear_Licorice.jpg
Toto
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