tire dressing choices.

I've used PB BnB as a SOWA before and it didn't sling. I've only used it like this once though and I didn't drive it for a couple of hours.
 
Malco hydro bead, durability of a solvent based, half the price of hyper, spray on dry tire , when done with car it will be dry and no sling. Can be diluted also to whatever shine you want.
 
Your best friend for easy tire dressing is a ridiculously clean tire. And as for SOWA won't you get at least some overspray on the wheels which need to be wiped down? Just spray the applicator with your favorite sauce and wipe on..
 
Are you looking for something long lasting that you dont have to apply after every wash or specifically a spray and go? If long lasting the Tuf shine is what you want. Mine has lasted all winter. While not super glossy anymore, its still on there. Very impressive.
 
I just got the PB BnB. I put on 2 coats and I really liked the finish. I drove the car maybe an hour afterwards and didnt get any sling.
 
I used Megs Hyperdressing until I tired Poorboys tire dressing. It looks great, last well, and won't fling off.
 
PB B&B for the win. May be a bit too shiney for some if left to dry on its own without wiping. But a quick wipe will tone it down.
 
The CG VRP referenced in the OP is a lotion. Won't work in a sprayer.
I use this product and love it. Doesn't have excellent longevity though.
 
Looks good, but it will wash off on the first rain.

My experience is they all wash off after driving in a good day of rain, except Tuff Shine. You can't go wrong with any of the Poor Boys dressings. I'm also using some of the "polymer based" one's (Adam's VRT and Prima Infinity). These seem to last a bit longer. They do loose their shine after rain, but a darkening affect does remain.
 
Too many to list but when I don't use any I would clean the tires with ARO which IMO leaves a great low sheen on them.
 
when my current supply of stoners more shine less time is gone, i am really looking into the tuff shine tire kit. i have read many good reviews on the product.
 
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