Product Review: Meguiar's Hyper Dressing
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05-03-2005, 10:32 PM
Re: Product Review: Meguiar's Hyper Dressing
[QUOTE]Originally posted by RockPick
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Application is cake. Simply spray on and walk away. Come back to your tire a little later and even it up with a foam applicator or, my favorite, an Eagle One Tire Swipe. Allow to dry for a while and roll! (don't forget to clean off any over spray from your wheel!). I highly recommend utilizing a good cleaner to clean your tires as part of your detailing procedure. I utilized the late/great Meguiar's Citri-Gel at 1:1 for tire cleaning on this detail.
About how long do you wait to wipe? 15 minutes? I've been having some annoying streaking problems on my RWL. My method is to spray all 4 and then go back and wipe with an old towel. I just bought some EO swipes today - maybe that's my problem? Do you not have a problem getting the product to shine within the letters, as I find it's hard to adequately wipe there...? Do you go over the RWL w/ the swipe too?
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Application is cake. Simply spray on and walk away. Come back to your tire a little later and even it up with a foam applicator or, my favorite, an Eagle One Tire Swipe. Allow to dry for a while and roll! (don't forget to clean off any over spray from your wheel!). I highly recommend utilizing a good cleaner to clean your tires as part of your detailing procedure. I utilized the late/great Meguiar's Citri-Gel at 1:1 for tire cleaning on this detail.
About how long do you wait to wipe? 15 minutes? I've been having some annoying streaking problems on my RWL. My method is to spray all 4 and then go back and wipe with an old towel. I just bought some EO swipes today - maybe that's my problem? Do you not have a problem getting the product to shine within the letters, as I find it's hard to adequately wipe there...? Do you go over the RWL w/ the swipe too?
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Originally posted by 04 RED LARIAT
Flagship,
Are you talking about this piece?
It is plastic, the one in the picture is 15 months old and still looks good. Just clean it good with your choice of cleaner, hose it down good and slap some dressing on it.
Flagship,
Are you talking about this piece?
It is plastic, the one in the picture is 15 months old and still looks good. Just clean it good with your choice of cleaner, hose it down good and slap some dressing on it.
Maybe I'll take a page out of the old book and have some vinyl upholstery snap-in pieces made for good weather.
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