Tire dressings.
#17
06-06-2006 | 02:19 AM
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From: S.W. Virginia
Originally Posted by Jr_WaxDr
If you can get your hands on this stuff you will want to make love to it (not really) It is made by ZEP chemicals and it is called Tireless Shine. We use it at my dads detailing shop and as long as you let it dry for a reasonable amount of time it wont fling (noticably) and this crap will blind you like none other. People who come and buy this stuff never go back to any other tire product.
#18
06-06-2006 | 03:01 PM
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From: The LBC (Long Beach, CA)
I like clean but not shiny. I use Lemon Fresh Pledge. You may be surprised to know that many, many cars in brochures and ads (both print and TV) are prepped with this stuff. Depends on the prep company, but many of them use it (not all, but many...I've worked on a lot of accounts).
I use it on tires, exterior & interior plastics, underhood...
Don't know about UV protection, likely none at all. But I park in a garage all the time.
I use it on tires, exterior & interior plastics, underhood...
Don't know about UV protection, likely none at all. But I park in a garage all the time.