3d ultra protectant tire dressing

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PRODUCT: 3D Ultra Protect Tire Gloss Dressing

Not mentioned a lot on here, but it's time to bring this product out of the closet. My go to as been BLACKFIRE AIO TIRE & TRIM PROTECTANT. Love this product. Been exploring different tire dressings this summer, and 3D was on the radar. Can be sprayed directly on the tire or applied with a applicator. I used a foam applicator. WATER BASED. Left a perfectly dressed tire. Sheen is perfect. A step up in gloss from the blackfire. No uneven areas or greasy feel. Dry to the touch.

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That looks real wet, and still greasy! Wow. If that truly is dry to the touch and water based I may get some. I have a couple people that would prefer shiny tires and I dont have a product to satisfy them.
 
dcjredline said:
That looks real wet, and still greasy! Wow. If that truly is dry to the touch and water based I may get some. I have a couple people that would prefer shiny tires and I dont have a product to satisfy them.
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Picture was in the sun. Hence a glossy look. NOT OILY OR GREASY.
 
That is one hot glossy rubber tire you got there! Too much for my tastes, but still looks really good. Thanks for posting. I like to hear about 3D products and how they work for people. I don't know why, I guess I might have Autogeek Addiction Disorder.
 
Their interior dressing "Protect" is really nice too.

When I applied their dressing it gave a real nice low gloss clean look to the tire, nothing like what you have pictured. Did you apply two coats?
 
I like shiner tires it tightends the job up.
 
Has a real nice scent, but cant place it. Again, the pic just came out that way. Went thru rain yesterday, and still looks good.
 
sorry to bump this thread, have you used this to dress wheel wells before? if so how does it work. thanks
 
04accord said:
sorry to bump this thread, have you used this to dress wheel wells before? if so how does it work. thanks
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I have not, but diluted say 1:4, i am sure it would make a great wheel dressing. I use hyperdressing for that.
 
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