best tire dressing?

psl car wash said:
http://www.300cforums.com/forums/printthread.php?t=3025&page=1&pp=10theres a pic of the product....id like some of that!!











so how do i get it?? dont tease me!! lol.....u got a website for it? :work:
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YES!!! Like you said how do you get this stuff? How about shipping some over??????? Wonder why they dont sell it in the US? I also wonder if they make an equivalent, like a clear paint that you can use on rubber, but not neccessarily for tires.
 
I second those who said "Who makes the best wax?" It depends on how you want your tires to look, application, durability, smell, etc.



Mothers FX is a very good one and it is easily available. Yes, it does't have the "cool status" of boutique products, but it as good as any of them. The shine is perfect, no sling, good durability, very easy to apply, decent smell. A great product!



The one that I like the MOST is mothers reflections (the red round bottle) that unfortunately has to be ordered online. Takes all the good from FX, plus it smells nicer, spread even easier and the look.... the look. If you want to drive tires that look like NEW this is your dressing. I found that tires affect a lot how the vehicle looks. Paint in great condition with shiny tires means "detailed car, but maybe not new". Using reflections in the tires the car looks TRULY like new. Paint that looks like new and tires that look like new make it easier to belive the car may be new.... ;) All the dressing lose gloss, but the tires that have reflections look "blacker" anyways.
 
great any others? after all yall type what u like and use ill tallie em all up and take a vote on em i guess and try thaone and again i apprieciate all your replys .
 
Pontman43 said:
YES!!! Like you said how do you get this stuff? How about shipping some over??????? Wonder why they dont sell it in the US? I also wonder if they make an equivalent, like a clear paint that you can use on rubber, but not neccessarily for tires.
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Pontman & psl, I will write to the manufacturer this week to see what can be organised. I am actually going to post a can over to a member of the 300C forum this week. Like I said this is starting to cost me money, but hey what I friends for eh? ;)
 
Pontman43 said:
YES!!! Like you said how do you get this stuff? How about shipping some over??????? Wonder why they dont sell it in the US? I also wonder if they make an equivalent, like a clear paint that you can use on rubber, but not neccessarily for tires.
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Pontman & psl, I will write to the manufacturer this week to see what can be organised. I am actually going to post a can over to a member of the 300C forum this week. Like I said this is starting to cost me money, but hey what I friends for eh? ;)
 
Hemi57 said:
Pontman & psl, I will write to the manufacturer this week to see what can be organised. I am actually going to post a can over to a member of the 300C forum this week. Like I said this is starting to cost me money, but hey what I friends for eh? ;)
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sweet!! please let me know what u come across!! :clap:
 
Hemi57 said:
Pontman & psl, I will write to the manufacturer this week to see what can be organised. I am actually going to post a can over to a member of the 300C forum this week. Like I said this is starting to cost me money, but hey what I friends for eh? ;)
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sweet!! please let me know what u come across!! :clap:
 
AlexRuiz said:
The one that I like the MOST is mothers reflections (the red round bottle) that unfortunately has to be ordered online.
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Just to clarify, do you mean the Reflections Tire Care for about $7-9 for a 24 oz bottle? I see that on the shelf at the local Checker Auto stores.
 
AlexRuiz said:
The one that I like the MOST is mothers reflections (the red round bottle) that unfortunately has to be ordered online.
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Just to clarify, do you mean the Reflections Tire Care for about $7-9 for a 24 oz bottle? I see that on the shelf at the local Checker Auto stores.
 
pin said:
Just to clarify, do you mean the Reflections Tire Care for about $7-9 for a 24 oz bottle? I see that on the shelf at the local Checker Auto stores.
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You can get it locally? :eek:



Lucky guy, I don't see anything of the reflections line "locally" in Michigan other than the advanced car wax at pepboys :(



Yes, that one.
 
pin said:
Just to clarify, do you mean the Reflections Tire Care for about $7-9 for a 24 oz bottle? I see that on the shelf at the local Checker Auto stores.
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You can get it locally? :eek:



Lucky guy, I don't see anything of the reflections line "locally" in Michigan other than the advanced car wax at pepboys :(



Yes, that one.
 
Armor All. Works great, decent durability for a water based dressing and $10 for a half gallon at Pep Boys. Been playing around with Optimum Tire Shine and it is really good too.
 
Armor All. Works great, decent durability for a water based dressing and $10 for a half gallon at Pep Boys. Been playing around with Optimum Tire Shine and it is really good too.
 
Scottwax said:
Armor All. Works great, decent durability for a water based dressing and $10 for a half gallon at Pep Boys. Been playing around with Optimum Tire Shine and it is really good too.
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I went with AA Original after what the Guru Reports said. It doesn't seem to make the tires 'black' like solvent-based dressings. And also the durability wasn't that great on my tires.



I prefer Poorboy's BnB now. Great look and durability!
 
Scottwax said:
Armor All. Works great, decent durability for a water based dressing and $10 for a half gallon at Pep Boys. Been playing around with Optimum Tire Shine and it is really good too.
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I went with AA Original after what the Guru Reports said. It doesn't seem to make the tires 'black' like solvent-based dressings. And also the durability wasn't that great on my tires.



I prefer Poorboy's BnB now. Great look and durability!
 
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