Tire Dressing
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Joined: Sep 2001
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I may try back to black, or NXT. This morning I used the Meguiars hot shine in the can. It went on like spray paint and didn't make a mess. The nozzle has 3 different settings for sidewall height. Its pretty good so far. I'll see how it does for a little while. If it doesn't last, I will try one of the others mentioned. Thanks for all the input.
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Utah
Is this what you guys are talking about or is this too shiny for you? This is after scrubbing them with Westley's Bleche-Wite Tire Cleaner and giving them a coat of Armor All Extreme Tire Shine and rubbing it in and removing excess with a rag.
It doesn't attract dust for me... I haven't put any more on since September and they're still black. I've driven off-road too.
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Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Fort Smith
I've tried all the products at one time or another, and while I like the Mequiar's, I really like the Stoner's More Shine Spray. It does not go on thick or sling off, and doesn't go all over the place. Leaves a nice coat that doesn't pick up a lot of dust either.
