Recommend me a Tyre Dressing

[Deleted member 39194]

Any recommendations on tyre dressing please....

Thanks x x Claire x x

 

[Mully]

i use nielsen brilliance, i dont know if you can buy it online as i get it off a van that drives round, its very good, lasts a very long time, easy to put on and makes the tyre look grand spankin new!

 

[Jace]

Depends what finish yoru after, do you want that really shiney look or a nice satin/matt look ?

Out of all the stuff I've used I'd suggest either of these two, my current favourite being the Zaino


Zaino Z-16 Perfect Tire Gloss

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/zaino/zaino-z-16-perfect-tire-gloss/prod_476.html



Meguiars High Gloss Tyre gel, you can get this is from CLC or from your local halfruads

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-and-tyres/meguiars-high-gloss-tyre-gel/prod_103.html

 

[jonjay]

Done a review of some products I used here. One of them was Valet Pro rubber and plastic dressing. Amazing stuff.

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showpost.php?p=2486338&postcount=1133

 

[stuartsjg]

just round the corner from where i work is a car detailing company, Polished Bliss. I spy from my work window some of the cars when they arrive then when they leave and they always look great.

They use a gell on the wheels, http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/blackfire-long-lasting-tyre-gel-wheels.html keep meaning to walk round and get some. I know the wheels always look good when people leave - better than i can do with £5 can of spray!

Stuart

 

[Stealthdave]

I recomend the turtlewax tyre gel from halfords or the like. I tried sprays and the gel seems to last much longer...

 

[SteveTDCi]

I use black fire and it gives a great finish, much better than the megs stuff, in fact I would rate the turtle wax gel above it. I've just ordered the chemical guys new trim gel to see how it works. Also you could try Auto glym vinyl & rubber, its durability isn't good but it does give a very good finish.

 

[n_d_fox]

I use black fire and it gives a great finish, much better than the megs stuff, in fact I would rate the turtle wax gel above it. I've just ordered the chemical guys new trim gel to see how it works. Also you could try Auto glym vinyl & rubber, its durability isn't good but it does give a very good finish.

been using CG's new look trim gel for 3 years and wont use anything else... gives you options for the finish you want on the tyres (matt or shiney) and lasts well.

 

[rallycupra]

just round the corner from where i work is a car detailing company, Polished Bliss. I spy from my work window some of the cars when they arrive then when they leave and they always look great.

They use a gell on the wheels, keep meaning to walk round and get some. I know the wheels always look good when people leave - better than i can do with £5 can of spray!

Stuart

All the blackfire range are exellent, should walk round and see Rich from PolishedBliss he knows his stuff when it comes to detailing.

 

[smithygcupra]

Auyoglym tyre shine for me... tyres look like new not like theyve been laminated and the finish lasts for days. About £5 for it but it will last you ages unlike the aerosol cans of back to black

 

[Jim@WD]

I'd vouch for the blackfire tyre gel, too. Personally, I've never used it! However, after reading several reports and seeing it used on a tag-team detail this weekend in Manchester, I was pleasently suprised.

After my Megs Endurance / Chemical Guys New Look Trim Gel has depleted, it will certainly find its way to my shelf at home.

 

[marky_b]

For a Gloss look - Chemical New Look Trim Gel, for something more 'satin' look at Swissvax Pneu