with hyper dressing.... I love its grapy smell...









yes i finally went OCD....and i hyperdressed everything...by the way can you put it on the interior???

 

I washed it yesterday...and it rained..those are those ugly spots on the paint

 

and finally a whole shot of negrita...

 

It's pretty safe on interiors. Just be careful putting it on those pedals. It can be a little slippery when wet.

 

ok thanks...ill keep it in mind

 

I can't wait! I placed an order for a gallon of it and it should be here by this Friday!!

 

Another convert.

 

I want that look of a damp tire without being soaking wet and spraying tire shine everywhere, is hyperdressing what i should be looking at?

 

yes, look depends on dilution.

C'mon pat...get with it

 

Yes, you can dilute it to a 4:1 ratio and it should achieve what you are looking for.

 

I lost the site that has the hyperdessing. Was it autogeek.com or am i way off?

 

can I use this to clean my wheel wells. If so, how should I apply it.

 

Here you go:

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/Meguiar's%20Detailer%20Line%20Prices.htm

 

hmmmm. it doesnt really clean them...i think...to clean them u must use a degreaser and a rag or a brush if severely dirty..it just adds that shine (or dressing if u like salads) like the tires...

 

There's tons of threads about this already. But as a recap:

HD is dilutable from 1:1 to 4:1 (water:HD.) It's a very syrupy product and without water would be nearly impossible to apply.

It leaves a nice "natural" look at 4:1, or a very "shiny" look at 1:1.

When using on wheel weels, frame, engine, etc. it's best to use an APC first, like Simple Green, or Megs APC(+). HD works pretty well at "concealing" dirt, but does not clean.

Its paint-safe, but doesn't look nice on paint. Easy fix for over-spray - QD.

Will it stain concrete? In a way. It moreso keeps water from soaking into concrete. (yes, concrete absorbs water, at a coefficient of .9 whereas grass has a coefficient of roughly .35 depending on the area. PI, etc. etc. CE boring stuff.)

Here is my truck at roughly 4:1, (slightly more HD as JP doesn't actually measure, he just "eye-*****" it.