The Guz
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- Jun 17, 2013
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Disclaimer: Meghan sent me this product along with a few others to review. Thank you Meghan for sending it out to me.
Product: Dr. Beasley's Matte Tire Conditioner
Product link: Dr. Beasley's Matte Tire Conditioner
Price: $14.99
Quantity: 8 oz
Product description:
As stated by the product description, this tire gel is designed around vehicles with matte paint. Just in case the product did sling it would not harm the matte paint. It is also stated that it can be used on any vehicle regardless of paint.
It is also body shop safe if that is something someone is looking for.
The packaging is pretty cool. Fits within the doctor theme.
The directions on the rear are straight forward and typical of dressing a tire.
First thing is to remove the cap and remove the seal from the opening. Once that is done screw the top back on and squeeze it onto the applicator of choice. It comes out clear. The consistency reminded me of clear automotive silicone.
Once on the applicator begin applying it and working into the tire. A little product goes a long way.
I originally put it on my mom's car but did not get any good photos. So I ended up applying it on my uncles car and got better photos. I went with one coat on these tires followed by a light buff with a towel.
Day shots showing the sheen. They are not overly glossy.
As I had this on my mom's car, I would randomly check to see how it was holding up. This held up like most water based tire gels. I started to see it fade within a 3 week time frame. 4 weeks was the max it went before it needed another application. Overall it is a good tire gel that left a nice finish and did not sling. It went on easy like a typical tire gel.
Pros:
Easy on
No sling
Nice finish
Decent longevity/durability
Cons:
None other that it is in a market with many good options.
Product video
Product: Dr. Beasley's Matte Tire Conditioner
Product link: Dr. Beasley's Matte Tire Conditioner
Price: $14.99
Quantity: 8 oz
Product description:
As stated by the product description, this tire gel is designed around vehicles with matte paint. Just in case the product did sling it would not harm the matte paint. It is also stated that it can be used on any vehicle regardless of paint.
It is also body shop safe if that is something someone is looking for.
The packaging is pretty cool. Fits within the doctor theme.
The directions on the rear are straight forward and typical of dressing a tire.
First thing is to remove the cap and remove the seal from the opening. Once that is done screw the top back on and squeeze it onto the applicator of choice. It comes out clear. The consistency reminded me of clear automotive silicone.
Once on the applicator begin applying it and working into the tire. A little product goes a long way.
I originally put it on my mom's car but did not get any good photos. So I ended up applying it on my uncles car and got better photos. I went with one coat on these tires followed by a light buff with a towel.
Day shots showing the sheen. They are not overly glossy.
As I had this on my mom's car, I would randomly check to see how it was holding up. This held up like most water based tire gels. I started to see it fade within a 3 week time frame. 4 weeks was the max it went before it needed another application. Overall it is a good tire gel that left a nice finish and did not sling. It went on easy like a typical tire gel.
Pros:
Easy on
No sling
Nice finish
Decent longevity/durability
Cons:
None other that it is in a market with many good options.
Product video
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