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Re: Tire dressing
Any particular reason you like Onyx?
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Do we prefer a water based product?
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I like water based solutions like Duragloss 253. It goes on easy and seems to actually penetrate the rubber and make it healthier without leaving a greasy, shiny mess. You can adjust the amount of shine by how much you apply. I've yet to use a product that holds up as long and resists weather better than 253.
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Mequires Hyper Dressing is at the local store. Is this stuff any good ?
And a thanks to all that have contributed to this thread.
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Re: Tire dressing
Originally Posted by
Luket
Mequires Hyper Dressing is at the local store. Is this stuff any good ?
And a thanks to all that have contributed to this thread.
It's pretty popular with mobile detailer's
High Gloss 1:1
Medium Gloss 2:1
Satin Finish 3:1
Natural Finish 4:1
Meguiars D170 Hyper Dressing
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Re: Tire dressing
Originally Posted by
Desertnate
I like water based solutions like Duragloss 253. It goes on easy and seems to actually penetrate the rubber and make it healthier without leaving a greasy, shiny mess. You can adjust the amount of shine by how much you apply. I've yet to use a product that holds up as long and resists weather better than 253.
Bingo.
I think everyone looking for "The best tire dressing" needs to try 253 at least once. If not, you are missing out on an outstanding (and severely underrated) product, IMO.
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PaulMys
Bingo.
I think everyone looking for "The best tire dressing" needs to try 253 at least once. If not, you are missing out on an outstanding (and severely underrated) product, IMO.
I have 253 in my cart, waiting for a good sale. I’m also curious about the one that Roger is using as well. I just don’t want to spend 2-3 hours cleaning my tires only for it to turn brown, been there done that!
JF
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Re: Tire dressing
Nextzett Vinyl-Rubber Extra is my favorite.
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