Tire Dressing Face Off #2 - PERL, Megs Tire Gel, Duragloss 253, Chemical Guys VRP

1. Perl 2. DG. I use Perl and love the look of it. I wash frequently so Im fine with the longevity

Subscribed! Thanks again Frank!

A tip to make PERL last longer is to buff the tire with a MF after it has dried. The rubber will become slick. Then apply 2nd layer of PERL. Buff it again after it has dried. It will be even slicker. It won't wash away in the rain nearly as fast.

I love that slightly rainbow colored satin effect PERL has on the rubber while also being a deep black.

A good head to head would be the GG Satin, DG253 and Gyeon Tire. To me they all look very similar and have about the same durability.

I added #253 to my last order. Best thing I ever did. The hype was dead on. I applied it with a speedmaster tire dressing applicator. One coat yielded perfect results. And upon inspection of the body panels yesterday, no sling off.

Thank you for this face off #2.

CarPro PERL at 1:1 looked the best in these pictures. PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant, rubber and vinyl dressing, interior protectant

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Originally Posted by davidc

I never had much luck with Perl lasting very long. It looked very well after I put it on but soon faded away with the brown bloom left. 253 on the other hand seems to last a lot longer.

Dave

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Glad I am not the only one that experienced this...

What did you use to apply the VRP?


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Originally Posted by esoJARO

What did you use to apply the VRP?

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A foam applicator not sold at Autogeek.

I'm going to be watching this comparison also. I'm a fan of the DG 253. I feel it can't be beat for the price.

Rick

***3 Day Update***

The tires have been rained on and driven approximately 50 miles since the initial application.

Megs Endurance Gel

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...0_IMG_3968.JPG

Carpro PERL

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...0_IMG_3970.JPG

Chemical Guys VRP

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...0_IMG_3971.JPG

Duragloss 253

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...0_IMG_3973.JPG