Anything better than Meguiars for tyre dressing?
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Hi All,
My bottle of Meguiars Endurance Gel is nearly gone (and it has lasted ages) but wondered if there is anything better? The bottle says it lasts week abut it lasts about 4 days and I noticed some speckles of it on the bodywork whre its spun off the wheels.
I don't want a spray gun type.
Thanks
My bottle of Meguiars Endurance Gel is nearly gone (and it has lasted ages) but wondered if there is anything better? The bottle says it lasts week abut it lasts about 4 days and I noticed some speckles of it on the bodywork whre its spun off the wheels.
I don't want a spray gun type.
Thanks
A left-field shout for Wilkinsons own-brand tyre foam.
The out-laws bought some for me with a bunch of other car care stuff some years ago. It's the best dressing I've ever used. Gives a neat, matte finish and lasts for ages any the residue dries up of it's own accord.
£1.99 per tin. A veritable bargain given the price of 'detailing' products.
The out-laws bought some for me with a bunch of other car care stuff some years ago. It's the best dressing I've ever used. Gives a neat, matte finish and lasts for ages any the residue dries up of it's own accord.
£1.99 per tin. A veritable bargain given the price of 'detailing' products.
minimatt1967 said:
I use the Autoglym Tyre Shine trigger bottle and a sponge to do my tyres, looks great. I found the Meguiars very patchy when I used it, possibly the first Meguiars product that has disappointed me.
Each to their own, but I find the Autoglym Tyre Dressing to be probably the worst product in the Autoglym range. It just seems an absolute pig to use, and a pig to achieve good results with. I would recommend Chemical Guys New Look Trim Gel.
It is very, very greasy and a bit messy to deal with. I apply it with a car wash sponge cut up (I wouldn't dare use a sponge to wash the car!) However, if you apply it, leave for a minute then buff off with a microfibre, you get really good results that last a good few weeks, and its very simple to use. If you want a glossier finish you can leave out the buffing step. A very small amount also goes a long way. I've probably used 1/3 of a bottle that I got around four years ago.
It is very, very greasy and a bit messy to deal with. I apply it with a car wash sponge cut up (I wouldn't dare use a sponge to wash the car!) However, if you apply it, leave for a minute then buff off with a microfibre, you get really good results that last a good few weeks, and its very simple to use. If you want a glossier finish you can leave out the buffing step. A very small amount also goes a long way. I've probably used 1/3 of a bottle that I got around four years ago.
robsco said:
Each to their own, but I find the Autoglym Tyre Dressing to be probably the worst product in the Autoglym range. It just seems an absolute pig to use, and a pig to achieve good results with.
Oh, that does surprise me, I get great results every time. Like you say, each to their own.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




