CHAPIN33

Does anybody know if "Splash Guards" exist for our IS's? i am tired of washing my car and dressing up my tires and after driving for a while, the sides of my car end up with thousands of black dots from the tire dressing

thanks in advance!

VikH

iTrader: (5)

Instead of adding splash guards which look ugly. Change the tire dressing. I use Meguiars and it doesn't splash.

davidbenji

I just let mine dry before I drive it. Personally, I think splash gaurds belong with the plastic sunroof wind deflectors.

CHAPIN33

Do you use Meguiars liquid? or gel? or cream?

ben_r_

Ha ha! i agree!

Dj_AmtraX

iTrader: (2)

An aftermarket chemical product called “tire dressing” is sometimes used on tires. When the tire dressing is applied, it may combine with an anti-ozonant compound (applied by tire manufacturers) to form a new compound that could stain vehicle paint. The paint stains occur if the wet tire dressing/anti-ozonant compound slings onto the vehicle paint when the vehicle is driven.

Paint damage stains caused by application of the tire dressing are NOT covered by warranty.

javyLSU

iTrader: (21)

The OP can solve this "splatter" problem by putting less tire dressing on. It only takes a thin coat of tire dressing to do the trick. Also, try to put in on when you know you're not going to drive you car for a while, so it has a chance to dry a bit before you start spinning tires.

Javier

javyLSU

iTrader: (21)

More "Infinityhelp.com" knowledge, huh?

http://www.infinitihelp.com/Ownershi.../ITB05-003.htm

Javier

istundra

iTrader: (2)

After a nice wash, I let the car stand dry with the tire dressing stuff for atleast 1 hour.

Then I use a paper towel to wipe off excess tire dressing from the tires.

Then I use a dirty rag to wipe down the wheels.

Then I proceed to drive the car!

pocky

iTrader: (12)

^^ LOLOLOLOL. haha.