A Bold n Bright ?

rabbi

rabbi

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Since I've only used Westley's Bleche-White for the past 32 years I'm wondering how Bold n Bright is used. Do you scrub the tire with a tire brush, another tool(towel) or do you just spray it on then wash it off? My Bleche-White is almost empty so I'm going to try Bold n Bright. Thank you all in advance.
 
It says it's a tire dressing and cleaner.Says it's a great whitewall and raised white letter cleaner!
 
Poorboy addressed this on a previous thread. Basically it has cleaning properties, but is best used as a dressing. The cleaning aspect was aimed towards car shows where you would need to drive to the show and clean up the tires quickly. u can use it as a cleaner/dressing if u prefer though. i would apply it to a dry tire and agitiate with a dingy microfiber towel.
 
Rick ...I usually wash the tire as normal or clean with Spray and Wipe first.
Then I spray the tire with BnB and use a tire brush to scrub the tire, then I take old cotton towels and buff the tire..if I'm doing white walls or RWL then i use a seperate cotton towel on those parts to make sure you are not spreading the dirt around. I prefer this real black but not glossy look and it seems to last for me longer this way too.:yes:
 
Poorboy said:
Rick ...I usually wash the tire as normal or clean with Spray and Wipe first.
Then I spray the tire with BnB and use a tire brush to scrub the tire, then I take old cotton towels and buff the tire..if I'm doing white walls or RWL then i use a seperate cotton towel on those parts to make sure you are not spreading the dirt around. I prefer this real black but not glossy look and it seems to last for me longer this way too.:yes:
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Not totally on topic, but close. If it is considered a :hijack say so and I'll start a new thread.
Are you saying that BnB will leave the tires with a matte finish, not glossy?
Maybe comparable to Natural Look, but longer lasting?

Charles
 
CharlesW said:
Not totally on topic, but close. If it is considered a :hijack say so and I'll start a new thread.
Are you saying that BnB will leave the tires with a matte finish, not glossy?
Maybe comparable to Natural Look, but longer lasting?

Charles
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Charles

If you apply BnB and buff off it will leave a matted finished if you spray on and do nothing then you get gloss
 
I know what your looking for in finished BnB is a great product for that....I used it on the dash of my beater....Didn't buff it was so shinny that I had to clean it off with APC then apply NL
 
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