Gold Class Endurance High Gloss
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Gold Class Endurance High Gloss
Gold Class Endurance High Gloss
After hearing some people talk about this product here and on the Meguiar's forum I decided to give it a try. If you like a very easy to apply product that will give you fairly glossy tires this may be the product for you. It is for me, a least until I try out a few of there new products for 2005.
Here is a quick pic of what my tire looks like after one application
After hearing some people talk about this product here and on the Meguiar's forum I decided to give it a try. If you like a very easy to apply product that will give you fairly glossy tires this may be the product for you. It is for me, a least until I try out a few of there new products for 2005.
Here is a quick pic of what my tire looks like after one application
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The tires look good!
As a hint, I'll always go back across my white letters with a shop rag and remove the Endurance from the letters. The reason I do this is that I find that the 'white' tends to stand out even more.
Another trick that I've learned over the years is to do all four of the tires and then pull forward (or back) one-half turn of the tire. By doing this, you can ensure that the coverage is uniform across all of your tire rather than having 7/8th of a shiny tire and then that one little area that was contacting the concrete being standard dull rubber.
Thanks for the picture!!
RP
As a hint, I'll always go back across my white letters with a shop rag and remove the Endurance from the letters. The reason I do this is that I find that the 'white' tends to stand out even more.
Another trick that I've learned over the years is to do all four of the tires and then pull forward (or back) one-half turn of the tire. By doing this, you can ensure that the coverage is uniform across all of your tire rather than having 7/8th of a shiny tire and then that one little area that was contacting the concrete being standard dull rubber.
Thanks for the picture!!
RP
