Horseman2475
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Has anybody used this on their tires? What are the results? Dry, Greasy, Attract Dirt, Matte, Glossy, Durability?
Klasse V-L-R
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Jcrawford
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im assuming vlr is vinyl leather, rubber? never heard of it. got a link??
Horseman2475
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properautocare.com It sounds like a good product to use on tires. Seeing how many guys use Klasse, I am surprised that nobody has tried it. I did a Search and it came up with nothing.
Mike @ einszett
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How about Einszett Tiefenpfleger Vinyl-Rubber Care? It's the only vinyl and rubber car protectant that is highly water-resistant so it won't streak or wash off easily after heavy rains and multiple carwashes. Therefore, the protectants in it like UV protection also stay providing better protection than the other brands.
Further, as you use the product, you will find that you will need it less and less as time goes by. It actually restores the original color and protects it from fading and cracking.
It produces a low gloss shine. It will not cause browning or cracking because it doesn't contain any solvents in it. It's completely water-based.
It's great for use on plastic panels on vehicles such as the MINI, Chevy Avalanche and Audi Allroad. Especially if you go offroading. You'll be able to wash the dirt and mud right off easily and the protection will remain.
Then again, maybe I'm slightly biased. *Hint* *Hint*
Regards,
Further, as you use the product, you will find that you will need it less and less as time goes by. It actually restores the original color and protects it from fading and cracking.
It produces a low gloss shine. It will not cause browning or cracking because it doesn't contain any solvents in it. It's completely water-based.
It's great for use on plastic panels on vehicles such as the MINI, Chevy Avalanche and Audi Allroad. Especially if you go offroading. You'll be able to wash the dirt and mud right off easily and the protection will remain.
Then again, maybe I'm slightly biased. *Hint* *Hint*
Regards,
imported_Dude
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The Tifen is a really good product. It's equal to Zaino Z-16 and Eagle One Concours, in my opinion. It dries without buffing and doesn't sling at all. The fact that it dries without buffing is a huge advantage when you use it to dress plastic trim, as things like door handles, etc. can be a real pain to buff off. It has a very matte finish.