Tire Dressing
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Tire Dressing
Has anyone ever heard of "Shine-All" tire dressing? My dealer says that is what they used and I really like how it looked on my tires and the fact it didn't sling off at all. He says they buy it from their supplier "S&S". Has anyone ever seen this on any of the sites they visit?
Wish I hadn't taken the insurance off the car....it's in the 50's today ( I live about 60 or so miles SW of Chicago). For January this can't be beat!!!
Wish I hadn't taken the insurance off the car....it's in the 50's today ( I live about 60 or so miles SW of Chicago). For January this can't be beat!!!
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I never heard of it and google comes up with nothing either. Maybe a commercial brand?
One brand I like a lot is Meguires Endurance in the purple bottle. Lasts long and doesn't spray off the tires either. Works great on the black plastic side skirts and rear valance too.
+1 on the weather. I'm a little south of Chicago too and drove the stang to work today.
One brand I like a lot is Meguires Endurance in the purple bottle. Lasts long and doesn't spray off the tires either. Works great on the black plastic side skirts and rear valance too.
+1 on the weather. I'm a little south of Chicago too and drove the stang to work today.
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This is what I use and it's fantastic. Even use it on interior plastics, dash, and weatherstrip. Awesome stuff.http://www.tigerdistributing.com/pro...-Dressing.html
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Meg's endurance is great. I like using dodo juice tire dressing or criftgate usa tire dressing. Dodo juice will last longer, give that new tire look (matte finish rather than super shiny) and is a great product.
Croftgate does the same, cleans the tire but doesnt quite last as long
Croftgate does the same, cleans the tire but doesnt quite last as long
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Originally Posted by CCTking
Meg's endurance is great. I like using dodo juice tire dressing or criftgate usa tire dressing. Dodo juice will last longer, give that new tire look (matte finish rather than super shiny) and is a great product.
Croftgate does the same, cleans the tire but doesnt quite last as long
Croftgate does the same, cleans the tire but doesnt quite last as long
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Originally Posted by Hytek
Which would you say lasts longer and looks better, megs or dodo?
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Originally Posted by 11SHELBYGT500
I don't use dressing on the tires. I just don't like the way it looks.
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Originally Posted by CCTking
Havnt done a test yet, ill try it out next time i wash the car. Megs leaves that glossy shine while dodo leaves more of a satin finish so it could be harder to tell when it worn away. Dodo might last longer but wont look as nice as megs.
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That’s what I liked about what my dealer used…it was more of a matt or satin finish…picked up car Oct 28th and tires still look great…of course I only drove it for 490 miles, never in the rain and it’s been stored since Thanksgiving so that may have something to do with it!!
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