tire dressing for tires w/ white letters
#31
To the guy saying how his tires are turning brown: use the bleech white. It may take 2 applications if they are real bad but I promise it will make a night and day difference. You can see the brown running off the tire.
#32
I agree with gtrider. If you don't clean the tired first you aren't getting near as good of an appearance. Using bleech white and an old Mit or rag to clean the tires takes about 3-4 minutes tops.
To the guy saying how his tires are turning brown: use the bleech white. It may take 2 applications if they are real bad but I promise it will make a night and day difference. You can see the brown running off the tire.
To the guy saying how his tires are turning brown: use the bleech white. It may take 2 applications if they are real bad but I promise it will make a night and day difference. You can see the brown running off the tire.
#33
Hyper dressing in a 1:1 on my truck doesnt. I just spray it on make sure everything is covered, if you wipe it off it wont be as glossy, then be sure to let it dry for a while and stuff doesnt sling on mine and i have tires that stick out
#34
#36
Even so, it takes ten seconds to clean a tire. That is like saying why spray out the wheel wells when you are just going to hit another puddle. No sense in washing the truck at all if you are going to half *** it. I would rather have a completly filthy truck than a half clean/half dirty one.
#37
#40
I used to use Meguiars NXT Generation Insane Shine Tire Spray before, it's good if you'r too lazy
now I start using Duragloss Non Silicone Tire Dressing, I hear it's great since it contains no Silicone, here are some pictures
before (not too clear)
after
Keep in mind that my tires are only 2 months old
now I start using Duragloss Non Silicone Tire Dressing, I hear it's great since it contains no Silicone, here are some pictures
before (not too clear)
after
Keep in mind that my tires are only 2 months old
#41
I used to use Meguiars NXT Generation Insane Shine Tire Spray before, it's good if you'r too lazy
now I start using Duragloss Non Silicone Tire Dressing, I hear it's great since it contains no Silicone, here are some pictures
before (not too clear)
after
Keep in mind that my tires are only 2 months old
now I start using Duragloss Non Silicone Tire Dressing, I hear it's great since it contains no Silicone, here are some pictures
before (not too clear)
after
Keep in mind that my tires are only 2 months old
OBAMA is stealing everything from "the man".....maybe he can use 'em!
But those tires look "splochy" with that dressing.......is that a few days later?
#42
actually that was just 1 day after dressing them, it lasted around 1.5 week then it lost it's wet look... I think it's good compared to Gel Dressing's as Gel traps lots of sand in no time... just IMO