Tire Dressing Recommendations

It does help and thanks

I actually added CarPro Perl to my cart. Thanks to Roshan's video, I am also a big CarPro fan and your guy's suggestions.
 
CarPro PERL. Durable and you can dilute it to your liking as far as shine. Obviously, the more u dilute it, the less durable it will be


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Currently using Chemical Guys New Car High Shine, both for interior and tyres. Very good product. Two layers last, until enough to me next wash. Which is usually every 2 weeks. I have not tried Carpro Perl to compare, but looking forward to it.
 
FivePoint.0 said:
CarPro PERL. Durable and you can dilute it to your liking as far as shine. Obviously, the more u dilute it, the less durable it will be


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Quick question here, can you dilute it 1:2 for example and put it in a sprayer? Or is too thick? Thanks!
 
I have only use opti bond and love it. I bought the gallon size and very little is used per application. It also works on trim.


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This thread deserves a poll! That is, if this forum supports it.

Good stuff so far!

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Another good on is Lucas tire shine. Water based doesn't sling and lasts a long time. Its also around $7.
 
hernandez.art13 said:
Hello everyone, I am building my cart for my next AG order and I am stuck on which tire dressing to choose and was hoping for everyone's help.

My main concern is that it doesn't sling.
2nd would be durability.
3rd I do like the "shiny" look so that is also on my list.

I have these in mind

Optimum Opti Bond Tire Gel

http://www.autogeek.net/optimum-opti-bond-tire-gel-128oz.html

Ultima Tire Trim Guard

http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-tire-trim-guard.html

Chemical Guys VRP Tire Dressing

http://www.autogeek.net/vrp-dressing-gallon.html

I called AG customer service and they said between those 3 to go with Ultima. They also recommended

Pinnacle Black Onyx

http://www.autogeek.net/pin-802.html

Also I would like to buy a gallon but have been considering buying all 3 of the smaller sized to test them all out :D

Thanks everyone for reading and your help.

:dblthumb2:

Art
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CG VRP is not as shiny as CG G6 Hypercoat. IMO G6 is better than VRP
 
Art - another vote for Perl. I was a dedicated VRP user, but have switched over to Perl after trying out a sample bottle. Not super shiny, but you can increase the shine with a second coat, easy to apply, and will give you a couple weeks of durability. Seems to last pretty well after getting wet, but don't have much experience with that here in drought land socal.
 
I''ve found that topping a combo of dressings works best from my experience.

You get the best of everything. Haven't tried tuff shine yet though.
 
Another vote for CG VRP. I use it on customer's tires and go around and dress the exterior plastics as well. Like people are saying...you can't beat the price and a little goes a long way!
 
Megs hyper dressing is great. Just got it last week made 3 different bottles 1&1, 3&1, and 4&1. The 1&1 was great for tires 4&1 was great for engine dressing and exterior trim.

Forza Felipe
 
hernandez.art13 said:
Hello everyone, I am building my cart for my next AG order and I am stuck on which tire dressing to choose and was hoping for everyone's help.

My main concern is that it doesn't sling.
2nd would be durability.
3rd I do like the "shiny" look so that is also on my list.

I have these in mind

Optimum Opti Bond Tire Gel

Optimum Opti-Bond Tire Gel, Tire gel protectant, OPT Tire Dressing Gel, protect tires, optibond tire gel

Ultima Tire Trim Guard

Ultima Tire & Trim Guard Plus, tire & trim protectant, tire dressing, rubber protectant

Chemical Guys VRP Tire Dressing

Chemical Guys Extreme VRP Dressing 128 oz., vinyl rubber plastic dressing

I called AG customer service and they said between those 3 to go with Ultima. They also recommended

Pinnacle Black Onyx

Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Dressing, tire dressing, tire protectant

Also I would like to buy a gallon but have been considering buying all 3 of the smaller sized to test them all out :D

Thanks everyone for reading and your help.

:dblthumb2:

Art
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You may want to add DG 253:xyxthumbs::xyxthumbs::xyxthumbs:
 
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