View Poll Results: Which Finish Do You Prefer?
Wetter looking = Better looking
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332
46.56%
High Gloss
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113
15.85%
Semi-Gloss
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119
16.69%
Low Gloss
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52
7.29%
Satin
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66
9.26%
Flat Black
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15
2.10%
Natural rubber (No dressing)
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16
2.24%
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Tire Dressings
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Originally Posted by skininja
I use this Turtle Wax "Wheel Wax" I got a few years ago ... don't know if they still have it ... Anyway, it is not a spray, so it won't fling off your tires onto the car trim ... which was a problem with my pearl white trim. It's like a liquid car wax. Leaves a good shine, but slightly less glossy than an Eagle One Tire Shine type of product ....
#93
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Originally Posted by parula
EE, I hope you're right, it takes me 6 years or so to wear out a tire at ~10k a year so I am concerned the dressing technology is appropriate for the application.
tks!
tks!
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Originally Posted by Deanski
I have tried Stoner "More Shine, Less Time" and it works very well! No spin off from this product!
DEANSKI
DEANSKI
I've been using Stoner's " More shine less time " for over 2 years love it!!!!
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I6turbo , thks for that post I'll try to find the Michelin 3 in 1. It will be interesting to see how it holds up in the wet winter when I normally give up trying to keep tires looking great.
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Using 303 Protectant for tire dressing for now. I also have Meguiar Endurance High Gloss Tire Gel that I used on my old car with excellent results, but haven't had a chance to use on the new car yet.
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Very little dressing here, its too messy and unnatural looking imo.
I might use a little bit of Meguiar's Natural shine once a month to keep the tires from turning brown.
I might use a little bit of Meguiar's Natural shine once a month to keep the tires from turning brown.