2 tire dressings...

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SpaceAce

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Based on my last thread I have heard good things about Poorboys tire dressing, and have heard good things about Zaino tire dressing. I am looking for help in choosing between these 2 based on:
-dust/dirt repelling
-appearance (I want a deep black w/mild shine/gloss, but not a
plastic look)
-least sling
-durability

So with that in mind, and of course realizing that there are tons of other good dressings out there, please offer any experience/opinions about Zaino's tire dressing -vs- poorboys bold n bright. Thanks!
 
Never tried Zaino, but I love PB Bold and Bright. I've tried dang nere every dressing out there and I love the PB BnB. It leaves a deep black satin look with no sling if applied with a cloth. Truly a great product. A little bit goes a long way too (bonus).
 
Haven't used Zaino ... but I too have used tons of different dressings.
I like Poorboys B&B because ...
A little goes a long way ...
I can wipe it on very easily ... I don't like the sprays cause some mist ends up on the paint ...
I have not noticed any sling on my white cars ...
The tires do not turn brown ...
The tires have a rich black look ...
If it is rubbed in it actually cleans the tires too ...
Can't think of any more right now ...
 
I have both and you can't go wrong with either. I would get both and see which one you prefer. I think BnB does make my tires look like they have a plastic layer but I kinda like that (seems like it repels water really good). I might be because my tires are almost brand new.
But like I said I found no faults with either.

I apply both on a foam applicator and do NOT buff dry, and both work fine.
 
I've used both and the Zaino (the only product I like by them)was pretty nice, no sling and fairly shinny as I remember. I do not remember any dust collecting and it lasted over a week looking good. PB B-n-B is another great product, as long as you buff the tires to avoid sling. I like it also because you can spray it on rather than wipe, this is most effective on 4x4 tires that are hard to coat by hand.
I'd also bet that PB is cheaper also
 
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