Tyre gel
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If you want something that A: Doesnt fling B: lasts and C: Doesnt attract dust.... FK topkote Look no further http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-and-tyres/finishkare-108as-top-kote-tire-dressing/prod_635.html
Or a slightly glossier finish after 2 applications... Zaino Z16 http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/zaino/zaino-z-16-perfect-tire-gloss/prod_476.html
Or a slightly glossier finish after 2 applications... Zaino Z16 http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/zaino/zaino-z-16-perfect-tire-gloss/prod_476.html
scottbt said:
Zaino Z16 glossier? I tend do disagree. Z16 has more of a satin finish (on purpose) Used in the engine compartment, it brings back the original finish, scored by most judges as being closer to the OEM look in show n' shine competitions.
On tires, I've found several products that have more ''shine'' than Zaino, but I still prefer it over the others, particularly for the ''A'' and ''C'' features you mentioned above. Just my own opinion and experience
I like megs tyre endurance but it can fling if I'm a bit too generous.
powerontap said:scottbt said:
Zaino Z16 glossier? I tend do disagree. Z16 has more of a satin finish (on purpose) Used in the engine compartment, it brings back the original finish, scored by most judges as being closer to the OEM look in show n' shine competitions.
On tires, I've found several products that have more ''shine'' than Zaino, but I still prefer it over the others, particularly for the ''A'' and ''C'' features you mentioned above. Just my own opinion and experience
Really :?
Zaino x 2 coats...
FK topkote...
True Zaino isnt as glossy as some on the market but as an anti static emphasised product, its a touch too plastic a finish compared to the FK product. Horses for courses of course, but working on all manner of cars day in day out and trying a very wide array of products its a touch glossier than a few others ive used.
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Poorboys do a good tyre product. No fling and lasts at least 2 weeks.....Megs Endurance looks good but flicks and flings too easily....
I just use the autoglym one, spray it onto an applicator and rub it in. No fling (if you leave the car for half hour) and not too glossy either.
Nickm said:
x2 on that i used it years ago and few weeks back had to buy some tyre dressing urgently so thought i would try again its rubbish compared to my CG NLTG even in dry weather i noticed after being parked in the hot sun all day at Brands it had faded lost its glossy look :thumbsdown: wont by anymore.