Which Tire Dressing
Which Tire Dressing
Hey, I'm looking for a good tire dressing that would be available at most stores. I drive my truck daily so the product needs to be durable. I also have tried stuff in the past that left my tires brown- don't want that. Lastly I like a product that is fairly glossy. All that said, what do you recommend??
Thanks for your help!!
Thanks for your help!!
Hyper Dressing. Easily one of the most adaptive and versatile dressings on the market.
For wheel wells and tires, I go with a 'high shine' of typicall 2:1 or 1:1... whereas in other areas (door jambs and other trim), I'll go with a matte shine of 4:1.
What I'm getting at is that you can dilute the dressing to your preferred look... HIGH gloss to matte.
In my honest opinion, it continues to be the *best* product that Meguiar's makes.
For wheel wells and tires, I go with a 'high shine' of typicall 2:1 or 1:1... whereas in other areas (door jambs and other trim), I'll go with a matte shine of 4:1.
What I'm getting at is that you can dilute the dressing to your preferred look... HIGH gloss to matte.
In my honest opinion, it continues to be the *best* product that Meguiar's makes.
Originally Posted by RockPick
Hyper Dressing. Easily one of the most adaptive and versatile dressings on the market.
For wheel wells and tires, I go with a 'high shine' of typicall 2:1 or 1:1... whereas in other areas (door jambs and other trim), I'll go with a matte shine of 4:1.
What I'm getting at is that you can dilute the dressing to your preferred look... HIGH gloss to matte.
In my honest opinion, it continues to be the *best* product that Meguiar's makes.
For wheel wells and tires, I go with a 'high shine' of typicall 2:1 or 1:1... whereas in other areas (door jambs and other trim), I'll go with a matte shine of 4:1.
What I'm getting at is that you can dilute the dressing to your preferred look... HIGH gloss to matte.
In my honest opinion, it continues to be the *best* product that Meguiar's makes.
I picked this up off of the Meguiars web forums, which I now use for my own satisfaction. Guaranteed no sling, not with this stuff. It's very thick and sticks to the tire very well. A little goes a long way applying with a paint brush. I'm not a big fan of sprays, ideally having to be dainty.




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Originally Posted by rustyzipper
Beats me.....I copied and pasted the pics from the Meguiars web-site forums. Maybe he got tired of chasing his hub-cap down the street.
My bad. I just assumed it was your pics.:o
Noop....Not my pics.
Meguairs has a forum strictly devoted to "tricks of the trade." I've gotten a lot of useful tips surfing around in there.
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=101
Meguairs has a forum strictly devoted to "tricks of the trade." I've gotten a lot of useful tips surfing around in there.
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=101
Last edited by rustyzipper; Apr 16, 2007 at 02:50 AM.
Originally Posted by rustyzipper
I picked this up off of the Meguiars web forums, which I now use for my own satisfaction. Guaranteed no sling, not with this stuff. It's very thick and sticks to the tire very well. A little goes a long way applying with a paint brush. I'm not a big fan of sprays, ideally having to be dainty.


I may give the Hyper Dressing a try. (can you get it in less than 1 gal?)
Last edited by wxscpo; Apr 16, 2007 at 03:03 PM.
Originally Posted by wxscpo
I used this stuff for a long time starting with my gold 2003 Sport Trac and was very impressed with the results. Unfortunately with the black truck I see the stuff not only on my tires, but on the sides of my truck after using it. No matter how thinnly I apply it (yes I have tried the paint brush method) it still ends up slinging onto the sides of my truck. Now with tires that stick out past the fenders there's no way I would put this on my tires. I do love the shine of it though and it does make the tires look great.
I may give the Hyper Dressing a try. (can you get it in less than 1 gal?)
I may give the Hyper Dressing a try. (can you get it in less than 1 gal?)


