DP Lightning Shine Tire Spray
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Does anyone that has used it report back a few questions?
How long for it to dry before driving?
With time how long will it maintain that level of shine?
Looking for a shiny product that will not sling yet satisfy customers wanting shine over satin.
I received a can from PBMG on my last order. It is definitely a shiny tire dressing. If you are looking for a gloss tire dressing then this is probably for you. Application is pretty nice considering it is an aerosol. I have applied to a few tires and want to see how it holds up in the rain. I will try and report back in this thread.
This sounds like you expect aerosol applications to be not so good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pats300zx
If so- I find that they are almost the PERFECT delivery system. Only drawback is overspray
•Alrighty then...BOOM!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pats300zx
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Sounds like DP Lightning is an appropriately
named product: Quite refreshing.
:wave:
Bob
The overspray is exactly why I'll never use an aerosol tire product again. I found the product ends up everywhere you don't want it, and on lower profile performance tires the spray is far too wide.Quote:
Originally Posted by luckydawg
It might be a bit slower for the initial application, but putting the tire product on an applicator and then spreading it around a tire save a lot of time in the long run because you aren't having to chase overspray on the wheels and body panels.
Any updates?
Curious enough to add a can to a recent order just to try. Nothing will pull me from Duragloss #253 tho.