View Poll Results: Tire dressing :Yes or Never
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Tire dressing :Yes or Never
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I get a lot of crap from a certain former owner who will remain nameless; about how black my friggin tires are.
Well I washed the car last night and I will say it looks better sauced ;but to me it's not critical everyday
Well I washed the car last night and I will say it looks better sauced ;but to me it's not critical everyday
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I voted "yes"...!!! ......but I don't really use tire dressing, per say. I don't care for the "shine"...I use "303" on my tires. It makes them look new....not shiney....just my $.02.....
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Originally Posted by Popeye,Aug 30 2006, 07:09 AM
I get a lot of crap from a certain former owner who will remain nameless; about how black my friggin tires are.
Well I washed the car last night and I will say it looks better sauced ;but to me it's not critical everyday
Well I washed the car last night and I will say it looks better sauced ;but to me it's not critical everyday
When I detail my car, I let the dressing sit on there for several hours before I move my car. Or I only apply it at a car show.
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Originally Posted by Popeye,Aug 30 2006, 03:09 AM
it looks better sauced ;but to me it's not critical everyday
Haven't dressed mine up lately, but after a car wash, if I allow the tires to look dry then the car wash feels incomplete. I hook them up with this Orange bottle of tire shine that comes with a sponge for the applicator. I can't remember what brand it is...
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I use this purple gel stuff from Meguire's - wipe it on , let it sit, wipe extra off, wait, wipe again. Leaves the tires black but not shiny. Wheels and paint are for shiny.
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