Beedubz
March 6, 2011, 10:40 am
Hi,
New to the forum, I have just bought a new S max titanium x ecoboost powershift, in silver, cant wait to pick it up next week. I have just been reading about diamond bright, and am wishing i didnt say yes. I havent paid for it which is a bonus.
Can you recommend a decent tyre dressing , i have always used autoglym products but I find the dressing gets all over the wheels and sideskirts of previous cars. Is there anything i can use that will stay on the tyre?
Thanks
I will post some pics once i get it
DanGull
March 6, 2011, 11:04 am
I use Megs Endurance - I find the Autoglym version a pain to apply.
Regarding diamondbrite - ask the dealer to let you have the kit and apply it yourself.
Beedubz
March 6, 2011, 12:25 pm
I will do , i am a bit OCD when it comes to cleaning so I will defo do a better job. Is it the same stuff that comes in the kit they give you?
Yeah autoglym tyre dressing is a pain. I will get some Megs, thanks for the fast reply.
Nice motor by the way
Gazjs
March 14, 2011, 4:39 pm
Another vote for Megs. Apply it thinly and you wont get any spray up the sides.
haldenby
September 27, 2011, 12:05 pm
I quite like the AG but then again, I've never used megs...
mr pompey
September 27, 2011, 6:06 pm
i use Sonus Tire & Bumper Dressing
Gary Maxreflect
October 6, 2011, 4:19 pm
Megs ENdurance either gel or spray, both fantastic , always use them instead of Autoglym for the wheels and tyres
Danny87
October 13, 2011, 6:23 am
I brought some of the Tesco own brand 'Back to Black' and, well, it was awesome!*
*No it wasn't, it was awful. So I'll be getting a better brand next time

lol
Dan
Fifirose
October 13, 2011, 7:07 am
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Hi,
New to the forum, I have just bought a new S max titanium x ecoboost powershift, in silver, cant wait to pick it up next week. I have just been reading about diamond bright, and am wishing i didnt say yes. I havent paid for it which is a bonus.
Can you recommend a decent tyre dressing , i have always used autoglym products but I find the dressing gets all over the wheels and sideskirts of previous cars. Is there anything i can use that will stay on the tyre?
Thanks
I will post some pics once i get it
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Fifirose
October 13, 2011, 7:15 am
Congratulations on your new motor...nice one!! I Diamondbrited my Red Fiesta on the day that she was 3 years old, my friend got her car done at a garage, but I spent 20 quid on ebay on the 2 bottles of stuff and did it myself (My car is a 51 reg). She has never lost her original shine (in fact I think that several times I have managed to get her even shinier than Ford ever did!). I use Turtlewax Tyre Gel on her tyres, with a curved plastic-backed black sponge (looks similar to a shoe brush) that I bought from Halfords years ago. The gel soaks into the sponge and gives a great effect on my tyres and keeps them dust free in between washes. In fact I've abandoned most Autoglym products and gone back to Turtle which I used on my Mk3 Fiesta in the past.
Gary Maxreflect
October 13, 2011, 8:15 am
Try the endurance or the hotshine tyre spray, meguiars even do an applicator pad for them, I've been detailing for years and it's the best stuff
GRAHAM46
October 14, 2011, 3:48 pm
I use Meguiars Endurance and just cut up a cheapo sponge to apply it.
Graham
JohnMartyn
November 17, 2011, 3:12 pm
I have the answer to your problem. Maguires Hot Shine ! I was consulting a detailer today as to which is the best dressing.I also find that if you let dressing cure on the tires for a few hours before driving the car the sling is reduced or even eliminated in most cases.
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