Best/Easiest Tire Dressing

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Of course one and can the easiest and another the best overall, but what do you think is the best tire dressing? Thanks
 
You are going to get so many different answers to this it probably wont help you at all...

My personal preference is PERL.
 
tw33k2514 said:
You are going to get so many different answers to this it probably wont help you at all...

My personal preference is PERL.
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I thought about that before posting since its probably hard to tell the difference between most brands. Just wondering if there was one that everyone used.
 
tw33k2514 said:
You are going to get so many different answers to this it probably wont help you at all...

My personal preference is PERL.
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What does PERL mean? I am still trying to figure out what all the acronyms mean when reading these threads. Gets a little confusing to a new guy sometimes.

Guess what I just found!! A link to all the acronyms.

Still didn't see the PERL listed.
 
tw33k2514 said:
You are going to get so many different answers to this it probably wont help you at all...

My personal preference is PERL.
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I'm going to agree here.

My all time favorite is the Zaino tire shine, similar shine and consistency to the 1:1 PERL, but I think the Zaino streaks less.

(I stick with the PERL because of the dilution and I can use it for other stuff too, it just takes a little bit longer on the applcation than the Zaino requires)

Both of them are killer because they don't fling, and give a deep semi-gloss shine!
 
Stang Man said:
My all time favorite is the Zaino tire shine, similar shine and consistency to the 1:1 PERL, but I think the Zaino streaks less.
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Is the Zaino still white, watery, and smells like lemons? Or do you have the newer that is bluish, thicker, and smells like something else?
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Is the Zaino still white, watery, and smells like lemons? Or do you have the newer that is bluish, thicker, and smells like something else?
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The Zaino I had used was the white, watery one.

I haven't tried the new one, is it any better/worse?

(I'm a stickler for the one stop shop, so now I tend to get most of my stuff from AG, which doesn't sell Zaino- I'll stick with the PERL since its so similar IMHO)
 
Stang Man said:
The Zaino I had used was the white, watery one.

I haven't tried the new one, is it any better/worse?

(I'm a stickler for the one stop shop, so now I tend to get most of my stuff from AG, which doesn't sell Zaino- I'll stick with the PERL since its so similar IMHO)
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I don't have the newer one (I'm going from memory), but if the older lemon-smelling is your favorite, try that Duragloss #253, it's the same stuff. It's even available in big sizes, although it seems that AG doesn't carry those larger sizes.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
I always apply tire dressings to an applicator and apply with that.
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I've tried both ways, the bottle says the spray and let dry. And the website says use an applicator. Both work, but not using an applicator means a bottle will last on maybe 12 tires. Haha
 
I love the old BF Tire Gel. Megs HD is nice on SUV and truck tires that require spraying on to get between all the ridges. Those are my 2 go to dressings.
 
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