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Goldfish11 said:Meguiars on a cloth is not much good. Applied with sponge its great. I save my old wash sponges which are too dirty to use on the car and then cut these up for tyre dressing and bumper blacking jobs.
Aletank said:I used to use Car Plan Tye Silk and was fairly happy with it - Only problem was, with it being a aerosol, any wind out when applying, use to make it a bit difficult.
I've moved to Meguires Endurance Gel, I apply it with a little square dish wash sponge cut in half. Results are good !
Goldfish11 said:Its Meguiars Endurance for me. Apply it with a peice of sponge. Does a really quick nice clean job. Much cleaner than Autoglym Tyre Dressing you spray it on and it runs down my nice alloys![]()
Tyre dressings do seem to be sensitive to application method. Meguiars on a cloth is not much good. Applied with sponge its great. I save my old wash sponges which are too dirty to use on the car and then cut these up for tyre dressing and bumper blacking jobs.
I use that too and it's excellent. I bought some small hard wearing household sponges and apply it using a slightly damp one of them. The results are glossy at first and then they go a nice matte finish after you wash the tyres. I normally leave mine glossy for a couple of days and after 6 weeks they still look fresh.KLP 92 said:I use the Turtle wax Gel. Its in a green bottle and is awesome. It doesn't just wash of either and give the tyres a nice matt shine. I swear by it![]()
fgaffney said:Turtle Wax is my first choice.
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