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03-01-2023, 03:39 AM
#151
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Re: Tire Dressing
Originally Posted by Epilogts
How do you find it more difficult to apply? As with any new tire dressing I just did a deep clean of the tire as I do anytime when I’m applying a new product to ensure it “bonds” as well as possible. Which means scrubbing with a stiff(blue) drill brush and a rubber cleaner (CarPro ReTyre), rinse and dry then apply TWHSGATSSC to an applicator, apply to tire and let sit and then level with the same applicator. The prep is the time consuming process, applying wasn’t any different than any other spray and wipe type of product…
What you are doing is correct and generally always leads to an easier product application.
In terms of Darkside application, I can say that its oiler consistency needs more rubbing/working to get it to produce an even finish. That doesn't mean it's a bad product, just different.
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03-01-2023, 12:06 PM
#152
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Re: Tire Dressing
Originally Posted by DFB
What you are doing is correct and generally always leads to an easier product application.
In terms of Darkside application, I can say that its oiler consistency needs more rubbing/working to get it to produce an even finish. That doesn't mean it's a bad product, just different.
100%
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03-02-2023, 02:18 AM
#153
Re: Tire Dressing
Originally Posted by Epilogts
How do you find it more difficult to apply? As with any new tire dressing I just did a deep clean of the tire as I do anytime when I’m applying a new product to ensure it “bonds” as well as possible. Which means scrubbing with a stiff(blue) drill brush and a rubber cleaner (CarPro ReTyre), rinse and dry then apply TWHSGATSSC to an applicator, apply to tire and let sit and then level with the same applicator. The prep is the time consuming process, applying wasn’t any different than any other spray and wipe type of product…
I have tried some of the thicker tire dressings such as Gyeon Tire and using an applicator is more time consuming than using a flag-tipped brush, which is what I use with DG253. Just spray on the brush, apply with a few revolutions, and then done. No need to wipe to remove excess or try to get an even appearance. Now if there was a dressing that had significantly better durability (and secondarily appearance) then I’d deal with the more involved application. But for now, DG253 is still my go to.
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03-07-2023, 08:24 AM
#154
Re: Tire Dressing
For those that run 3 season / 1 season shoes.
I hate this time of the year.
Bit of a grey area in tire choice
Morning' Late Evening a bit too cold un-predictably if a really cold snap that make the rubber compound hockey pucks.
However, however being the key word, daytime temps is warm enough that I'm driving on Gummi Bears.
Just dropped off new wheels@ shop new rubber, which spurned this post
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08-16-2023, 12:18 AM
#155
Super Member
Re: Tire Dressing
The Best Tyre Shine Dressing Comparison - YouTube
Just got the Meguiar's G7516 Endurance Tire Gel. For 62% off at:
Amazon.com
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08-16-2023, 01:48 AM
#156
Super Member
Re: Tire Dressing
Duragloss 253, and Megs Hyper-Dressing
Flex 3401 & PE14
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08-16-2023, 06:25 PM
#157
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Re: Tire Dressing
Thought for $6 to give it a shot!
On the rich side which is fine. Hope it lasts!
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08-16-2023, 07:51 PM
#158
Super Member
Re: Tire Dressing
Coating after thorough cleaning (white suds).
Tuf shine or OPT Tire Coat.
Wash car weekly for 4-6 months and blow dry tire sidewalls!
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08-16-2023, 11:04 PM
#159
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Re: Tire Dressing
Originally Posted by DanaDetailingPros
Says it’s $13.99
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