trim dressing
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dev2017

Original Poster:

49 posts

153 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Hi - can anyone recommend a decent tyre and trim dressing (more so for the trims)? not having much looking finding a decent one that lasts longer than a few weeks.



thanks

Summit_Detailing

2,455 posts

223 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Gyeon Q2 Trim or Gtechniq C4 for quality long term restoration / protection.

Groundnut oil from the supermarket or linseed oil will usually outlast many retail trim dressings.

cheers

Chris

dev2017

Original Poster:

49 posts

153 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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cheers chris

belleair302

7,015 posts

237 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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Am a huge fan of what was 1Z (einszett) now called Nextzett. Their cleaners and dressings are excellent not just for longevity but also for what they do. Worth the outlay.

R1 Dave

7,158 posts

293 months

Thursday 11th October 2018
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The autoglym one that looks like green snot is really good and doesn't cost the earth either.

DickyC

58,676 posts

228 months

Thursday 11th October 2018
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R1 Dave said:
The autoglym one that looks like green snot is really good and doesn't cost the earth either.
yes

Autoglym Bumper and Trim Gel.

p4cks

7,509 posts

229 months

Thursday 11th October 2018
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Gtechniq C4 is permanent and magic.

For the tyres I'd recommend Meguiars Tyre Gel (the purple one)

dev2017

Original Poster:

49 posts

153 months

Thursday 11th October 2018
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i went for g technique c4. first applying GT W2. Amazing results. im now in the process of refurbishing my own wheels and definitely going to apply the C5 armour coat on them. I cant fault any of these products so far. Im that passionate about them in going to crystal liqueur my car aswell.

p4cks

7,509 posts

229 months

Friday 12th October 2018
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Top tip - GTechniq C4 is the same as C5 just with a different label wink

J-Tuner

2,855 posts

273 months

Tuesday 23rd October 2018
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Check out CarPro PERL - Bloody good stuff and a little goes a long way. Can be diluted and used for a number of different purposes.