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Jack frost Member Since: 21 Dec 2011 Location: UK Posts: 796 |
Try a muddy field it’s a Land Rover |
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1st Oct 2017 11:53 am |
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archie98 Member Since: 18 Oct 2011 Location: derbyshire Posts: 709 |
Auto Glyn just spray it on looks like you have covered it with milk 20 minutes later nice shiney tyres |
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1st Oct 2017 11:58 am |
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Lightwater Member Since: 21 Aug 2014 Location: Sydney Northern Beaches Posts: 4906 |
This is what i use, it comes in strips a 100+ km long & you slowly build it up to the required authentic look!
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1st Oct 2017 2:00 pm |
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bxzx16v Member Since: 11 Jul 2013 Location: Sunny Sheffield Posts: 629 |
Before you apply my dressing you need to thoroughly clean your tyres . Afterwitch I use this http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-and-t...d_635.html . It gives a nice satin finish , if you want a more shiny finish Meguiars tyre gel maybe what your looking for.
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1st Oct 2017 2:27 pm |
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Chatuge Member Since: 19 Apr 2014 Location: West Sussex Posts: 47 |
I use Turtle Wax Trim and Tyre Dressing. It's easier to apply than a spray as you put it on with a sponge. And it dries and isn't slimey when its dry so doesn't throw itself all over the side of the car when you drive off! |
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1st Oct 2017 6:57 pm |
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