Thanks bud your videos was very informative and its my first time washing my own car, i will let you know how it goes and thanks for the response, but i needed the dummie manual because i am like what is co this and rt that lol.
I tried the VRP last night. The results were a little disappointing. There is ZERO shine to this stuff. It does not sling at all which is great. Smells good and applies very easy. Did I not use enough? It has a dark dull, flat look. I dont want sling but I want some shine. Suggestions? Should I go with something else on this list?
I love using the VRP and love the finish. Now for those clients who like the tires more glossy i just apply another layer or two after a couple mins of each application.
VRP has always been my favorite. I've been using it for about 10 years. Longevity, tho, has never been great. Usually it only looks great for a few days before going dull. No sling and because it cleans up so easy is why I keep using it. By far my favorite tire cleaner, which no one talks about, is Eagle 1 A2Z tire cleaner.
Great job pan! I find the McGuire’s endurance gel to be the best long lasting one by far. I give it 15 minutes to set in and it don’t fling off and keeps a deep shine for weeks!
I use Gyeon tire and think it's absolutely brilliant. After cleaning with surfex hd i use an applicator to apply and hae found it lasting a good 1 month with no issues. Also love the fact that it shines and youjust need to wipe the tyre with a cloth to get a solid deep black matt look. Also 1 bottle lasts a very long time!
Hello, I am currently looking for good tire shine as I am getting new tires and want to make them look great from the start. How long does each coat last on the tires?
Meguiars Endurance Gel is my dressing of choice. If you apply it properly you get almost no sling at all and it lasts forever. VRP is by far the easiest to apply but I just don't like having to dress my tires so often so I always go with Megs.
I really like the Meguiars but not this one, the Meguiars Gel, not sure if there is a difference between spay and gel as I heven't used the spay......as always, very good videos, Pan is one of the best car detailers, no doubt about it.
I regret not washing my truck by hand earlier. When the sun shines on my paint you can see tiny scratches from auto car washes. I find washing my truck by hand relaxing and also helps me get rid of stress and anxiety. I’ve spend money here and there upgrading certain soap products and brushes, microfiber drying towels... thanks for making this video.
@@PanTheOrganizer I just happened to be doing research on TH-cam regarding certain tire products and your video was one of the first videos that popped up. I usually go back and forth from Amazon reviews and TH-cam reviews before making a purchase.
Thanks Saul! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 760,000 subscribers and are getting close to 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. How did you discover my channel?
Hi Pan! One I would love to see is Carbon Collective Sateen. I LOVE it for rubber only. It lasts so long even against a pressure washer and applies so easy. I am a huge fan of Griot's Vinyl and Tire Dressing for any exterior trim and tires if I want to go fast and get everything looking nice. Love the channel!
Great review! I myself use VRP and AMMO dressings. I really appreciate the high gloss AMMO delivers but it has a tendency to sling, and longevity is fair. VRP also is great-doesn’t deliver the high gloss like AMMO but it doesn’t sling and longevity is good. Really they are both great dressings. Again, great review and thank you.
Superior Cover All is the best by far and easiest to install. Is hard to get your hands on it but is worth it. Comes in a spray form. Please make a video on it and you'll know what I'm talking about!
Best Tire shine hands down is by Car brite. I don’t care for many of their products as its meant for dealership and bulk but they have a purple gel style tire shine smells like grapes. And is German made product. Hands down the best and is water based does not sling and stays on for weeks. I use my mini hvlp gun to spray on.
I love your videos btw. This video you nailed it right on the head. The first time I used VRP I fell in love. The only problem that I found while using it on my own car, is that it attracts a little dust and dirt from my long sugar sand driveway. I recently found a quick detailer that Chemical Guys makes called speed shine, and it's main claim is that it has anti-static properties and repels dust. I tried it out on my car that does not have any ceramic coatings on it, and I was amazed by how well it performed. So tomorrow I'm gonna apply VRP to my tires when it dries to the touch I'm gonna apply speed shine over the VRP to see how it works. Keep the content coming.🙂
Hi, Pan, yes, I would like to see the other tire gel products as well. I have been using Protective Products Corp. Showtime waterborne polymer tire dressing for about 10 yrs now. Lasts about 3wks through normal washings
I use both VRP and Gyeon Tire,I really like both of them. Although Gyeon Tire is much more durable and doesn't attract a lot of dirt,but neither does VRP. VRP is also great for faded exterior plastic and interior as well. I think you have a great line up,what do you think of CarPro Perl?
Just wanted to add that my tire brush was like $2 lol. I bought one of those brushes used for cleaning grease on dishes that's stiff enough to clean tires. It works, I have had no problems with It.
there was a turtle wax tire shine that was latex based, no oily feel lasts up to 6 months, they took it off the market that was an amazing product. i just bought a similar product called soft99 black black its a Japanese product cant wait to make my tires shine!!
I've been using CG VRP for the last year. I taped off 1/2 of my GF's tire ( no dressing on the other 1/2 ) and could still see the demarcation line 5 months later. I just finished reading all 273 comments here and was surprised ppl said it only lasted a short time. It also can be diluted 1:1 which helps stretch the product further. I stocked up on Turtle Wax Jet Black. It is BLACK TINTED ACRYLIC coating. You have to tape off the rims as it is a black dye. Absolutely amazing product ! One treatment lasts a year, it's not quite a gloss in appearance but a satin with great hydrophobic properties. Have you ever tried it ?
Yes, that's why I said I stocked up on it. O'Reilly's had 3 kits on their discount shelf and I bought them all. I had previously done several sets of cars with my first kit. Sold the service as a 6 month tire shine premium service for $ 50.00 add on/upsell. Clients were super happy with it. I used it on my personal cars. I don't know why other companies don't go the route of tinted acrylics ? It's tricky to apply, but worth the extra time. I have an unopened Q2 Gyeon and have been waiting to try it out, very curious how it stacks up against the other 7 in your review, long term . Your stuff is always really well done, I have a channel and hope to reach your level of videos someday soon. I'm a big fan of yours !
WOW! Okay, I'm 5 years late chiming in, but my vote is for Meguiars. I like the wet, shiny, glossy, look. I use it and VRP which doesn't last long at all on tires. Works better on interior stuff in my opinion.
VRP looks great and is super easy to apply and is inexpensive, but yeah it lasts about a week, perhaps 2 if you get great weather. Water based dressings don't last super long, but the good thing is they're easy to apply and remove, and don't sling all over the paint, and usually have a great looking finish. Not too oily/greasy looking and not too matte.
Thanks Robert! It’s awesome to see viewers as implicated as you and your comments. You seem to enjoy detailing as well! Since when do you follow my channel?
Hi Pan,i use the Meguiars Endurance Gel, its quite thick and apply it with Meguiars sponge applicator,warm weather makes life a lot easier to apply to the tyre.
I like CG silk shine because it provides a nice black look w/ some shine ( you can achieve a bit more shine by adding a second application) and doesn't sling.
I just started using AMMO Mud, good product for sure. Easy application, well balanced shine, no sling and great fragrance. I'm happy with that product!
Pan I have used VRP for couple years now I agree with you on how it works, although now I jumped to the car guys tire dressing and gave VRP to my dad lol.
just started using car pro perl, love it, was using adam's VRT, both are water based, adam's has a water repellant added which has its benefits, but it's a little more glossy than I prefer.
I recently bought and used Griots brand of tire dressing. It comes in an aerosol can. I did two coats and its super dark and wet looking. Not sure hope long it will last though, I did it yesterday.
You should add Tuff Shine Tire Clearcoat to the test. If you clean the tire thoroughly Tuff Shine Tire Clearcoat lasts a long time. You control the gloss by how many coats you apply to the tire. It dries in only ten minutes so its easy to dial-in your desired level of shine.
Veo is awesome it’s my preference also took a 2 hour drive and was surprised it was still there and black and no sling and not much shine but yeah after a rainfall there still some shine but it still fades after a rainfall
Great video Pan! I personally go between Mud, Tire Satin, and Adam's VRT for my "go to" tire shines. I would love to see the other 4 in another video as well.
When I look closely at your side by side 8:44, it seems like Auto Finesse was the only one that absorbed well on the three big raised rotational arrows. The meguiar's and gyeon look already dry in those spots. The VRP did slightly better than those two, but still didn't absorb completely like the Auto Finesse. I wonder how the chemical guys natural shine dressing would fare in a rematch. Agree/disagree?
I've been also using lacquer thinner to prep my tires when I change what I'm using to dress the tires. I prefer dressing that keep my tires dark black and not necessary to have wet look. Also to prevent cracks and durability of the rubber even treating my tread with the 303 protectant I heat the rubber before treating so when I do this I either have my vehicle raised or remove the wheels. Also had good results with Coverall tire shine after prepping tires.
I'm glad to see you use some Chemical Guys products. They, unfairly, get a bad rap in some forums. I really like VRP because it is water based, easy to apply, has deep black appearance and because the price is very good, when there's a sale. Thank you for the video.
We need a Heavy weight product like Renew Protect product review. Black, satin and Gloz all have a year durability. I love my perl and 303 but I'm looking for better longer lasting tire shine. Great video brother.
So far my favorite tire dressing is Blackfire Total Trim & Tire Sealant, unfortunately it's not made anymore. Luckily I was able to pick up 2 bottles on Autogeek before they sold out, it should last me a longtime. The look and durability is very good.
Currently using VRP but might try something different when I'm done the bottle, which make take awhile. But so far I like it for the same reasons you do.
Great. Review pan. Vrp is my favorite hands down as well. Love the ammo as well. Auto finesse work great. Too One of my other favorites is all season dressing and hyper dressing by mequiars as well. But don’t drive the car. That stuff is like an oil slick on your tires. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Used to use it a lot for car shows. Again great review pan. Keep them coming.
I have used vrp and meguiars I live in Canada and we can get a lot of rain so I like meguiars more vrp will wash off but I use in on my interior and it works great
Thanks as always. Was hoping you had Optimum Tire Protection Coating. It's water based and supposed to last a long time. I'm using Chemical Guys Silk Shine, water based, low gloss. I like it, will try the OPT one I mentioned soon, ust got some.
Hi Pan, love you channel. I watch from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean. I use VRP, Carpro, Perl, Maguire's endurance both spray and gel. I mostly use VRP these days because of the ease of application.
Love the meguiras endurance wet shine but hate the sling on the paint, I’ve tried many different ways to apply with the same result. I’m going to try VRP next.
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Thanks bud your videos was very informative and its my first time washing my own car, i will let you know how it goes and thanks for the response, but i needed the dummie manual because i am like what is co this and rt that lol.
I tried the VRP last night. The results were a little disappointing. There is ZERO shine to this stuff. It does not sling at all which is great. Smells good and applies very easy. Did I not use enough? It has a dark dull, flat look. I dont want sling but I want some shine. Suggestions? Should I go with something else on this list?
Pan TheOrganizer PANNNN u have to test chemical guys tire and trim gel
And Clear liquid extreme tire shine
@@lannieschafroth6814 and bro doesn't last more than a few day. Chemical Guys products suck. Surprised he chose that one as his favorite.
I love using the VRP and love the finish. Now for those clients who like the tires more glossy i just apply another layer or two after a couple mins of each application.
VRP has always been my favorite. I've been using it for about 10 years. Longevity, tho, has never been great. Usually it only looks great for a few days before going dull. No sling and because it cleans up so easy is why I keep using it. By far my favorite tire cleaner, which no one talks about, is Eagle 1 A2Z tire cleaner.
Eagle 1 is one of my favorite tire and wheel cleaners
I actually would love to see the other dressings as well, great review as always!
especially because we dont get all the products where we live
#3 on this. I just dropped $23 + $12 shp on Obssssd.
Great job pan! I find the McGuire’s endurance gel to be the best long lasting one by far. I give it 15 minutes to set in and it don’t fling off and keeps a deep shine for weeks!
Thanks!
I use Gyeon tire and think it's absolutely brilliant. After cleaning with surfex hd i use an applicator to apply and hae found it lasting a good 1 month with no issues. Also love the fact that it shines and youjust need to wipe the tyre with a cloth to get a solid deep black matt look. Also 1 bottle lasts a very long time!
I started using VRP on your recommendation and I love it! Makes my trucks tires look great
Hello, I am currently looking for good tire shine as I am getting new tires and want to make them look great from the start. How long does each coat last on the tires?
Meguiars Endurance Gel is my dressing of choice. If you apply it properly you get almost no sling at all and it lasts forever. VRP is by far the easiest to apply but I just don't like having to dress my tires so often so I always go with Megs.
Agreed. Chemical guys gives the best compromise between both satin and glossy looks.
Yup!
I really like the Meguiars but not this one, the Meguiars Gel, not sure if there is a difference between spay and gel as I heven't used the spay......as always, very good videos, Pan is one of the best car detailers, no doubt about it.
Why are you using Spays?
Apocalypse487 because it works well with the soopy wooder
I like Cover All tire shine. Very easy to spray on & gives a glossy look.
Cover all will put all those products to shame
VRP now available at Canadian Tire! Agreed it’s great! 👍
I personally use meguiars(gel form). Very easy to apply and gives me the look I want.
Your videos have awakened a new passion for me in auto detailing.
Awesome!! :)
I regret not washing my truck by hand earlier. When the sun shines on my paint you can see tiny scratches from auto car washes. I find washing my truck by hand relaxing and also helps me get rid of stress and anxiety. I’ve spend money here and there upgrading certain soap products and brushes, microfiber drying towels... thanks for making this video.
Thanks for the feedback Pete! How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I just happened to be doing research on TH-cam regarding certain tire products and your video was one of the first videos that popped up. I usually go back and forth from Amazon reviews and TH-cam reviews before making a purchase.
I use 303 on tires works great too.
VPR is amazing I use it for my mobile detailing. Never slings on the pant I buy in bulk
I agree!
It’s VRP dumbass
I love your videos pan , before cleaning my car I watch your videos to see how to properly do it myself
Thanks Saul! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 760,000 subscribers and are getting close to 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
How did you discover my channel?
Past couple of days i been asking myself which one i should get, then pan comes up with the answers again. Thanks bro great vid
Thanks!! 😄
VRP for me as well. Love the easy application and the look is great.
Hi Pan! One I would love to see is Carbon Collective Sateen. I LOVE it for rubber only. It lasts so long even against a pressure washer and applies so easy. I am a huge fan of Griot's Vinyl and Tire Dressing for any exterior trim and tires if I want to go fast and get everything looking nice. Love the channel!
Thanks!
How did you discover my channel?
I use VRP and Ammo mud. Love them both but once they are gone I will try the Q2 Tire
Great review! I myself use VRP and AMMO dressings. I really appreciate the high gloss AMMO delivers but it has a tendency to sling, and longevity is fair. VRP also is great-doesn’t deliver the high gloss like AMMO but it doesn’t sling and longevity is good. Really they are both great dressings.
Again, great review and thank you.
Thanks for your feedback!
Ma Fra Extreme Black is the best tire dressing in the world, italian product and it looks amazing
Superior Cover All is the best by far and easiest to install. Is hard to get your hands on it but is worth it. Comes in a spray form. Please make a video on it and you'll know what I'm talking about!
Best Tire shine hands down is by Car brite. I don’t care for many of their products as its meant for dealership and bulk but they have a purple gel style tire shine smells like grapes. And is German made product. Hands down the best and is water based does not sling and stays on for weeks. I use my mini hvlp gun to spray on.
Meguiars gel and gyeon for me... fantastic video as ever....
Thanks Danny! Happy holidays!
I love your videos btw. This video you nailed it right on the head. The first time I used VRP I fell in love. The only problem that I found while using it on my own car, is that it attracts a little dust and dirt from my long sugar sand driveway. I recently found a quick detailer that Chemical Guys makes called speed shine, and it's main claim is that it has anti-static properties and repels dust. I tried it out on my car that does not have any ceramic coatings on it, and I was amazed by how well it performed. So tomorrow I'm gonna apply VRP to my tires when it dries to the touch I'm gonna apply speed shine over the VRP to see how it works. Keep the content coming.🙂
Really great learning ..... I liked the way you explain ... Really started loving and caring my car again .... love it.... thanks
Thanks!
How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer I was looking for pro tips for car wash and found your video... and details provided by you amazed me .. again thanks
i use ammo mud. i do let it sit a bit and add a second coat. i love it!
Great choice!
VRP is the winner in my book because it's not too shiny. Great video👍
Thanks Erick!
Pan TheOrganizer No problem man, keep up the good work.
I’ve used many tire dressing and I must say Meguiars tire gel does it for me !!! It gives the tire a really deep gloss and high shine to it !!!
Thanks for watching!
Hi, Pan, yes, I would like to see the other tire gel products as well. I have been using Protective Products Corp. Showtime waterborne polymer tire dressing for about 10 yrs now. Lasts about 3wks through normal washings
I use both VRP and Gyeon Tire,I really like both of them. Although Gyeon Tire is much more durable and doesn't attract a lot of dirt,but neither does VRP. VRP is also great for faded exterior plastic and interior as well. I think you have a great line up,what do you think of CarPro Perl?
Also a great dressing! I use it to dress plastics.
Based on this test, I bought the Chemical Guys VRP and love it! Perfect balance of not too glossy, and no slinging whatsoever.
Yes it has a nice finish. Doesn’t last too long but certainly is easy to apply, no tire sling and gives a great finish. 👍🏻
Just wanted to add that my tire brush was like $2 lol. I bought one of those brushes used for cleaning grease on dishes that's stiff enough to clean tires. It works, I have had no problems with It.
Chemical Guys VRP is prolly my favorite, but I've just started using Adams VRT and I really like it a lot.
I like satin finish, that's why I use Autoglym Instant Tyre Dressing. It's easy to apply too.
Yes I agree VRP looks perfect
there was a turtle wax tire shine that was latex based, no oily feel lasts up to 6 months, they took it off the market that was an amazing product. i just bought a similar product called soft99 black black its a Japanese product cant wait to make my tires shine!!
Cool video Pan. I would like to see the other 4 tire dressings. That way we can all see the difference between the ones you use.
Thanks Todd!!
Thanks Pan. Your awesome my friend. I value your opinion and I use VRP because you recommend it. I buy the gallon jug for $52.00 Canadian.
Thanks for your continued support!
I've been using CG VRP for the last year. I taped off 1/2 of my GF's tire ( no dressing on the other 1/2 ) and could still see the demarcation line 5 months later. I just finished reading all 273 comments here and was surprised ppl said it only lasted a short time. It also can be diluted 1:1 which helps stretch the product further.
I stocked up on Turtle Wax Jet Black. It is BLACK TINTED ACRYLIC coating. You have to tape off the rims as it is a black dye. Absolutely amazing product ! One treatment lasts a year, it's not quite a gloss in appearance but a satin with great hydrophobic properties. Have you ever tried it ?
No I haven’t. My understanding is that they discontinued that product...
Yes, that's why I said I stocked up on it. O'Reilly's had 3 kits on their discount shelf and I bought them all. I had previously done several sets of cars with my first kit. Sold the service as a 6 month tire shine premium service for $ 50.00 add on/upsell. Clients were super happy with it. I used it on my personal cars. I don't know why other companies don't go the route of tinted acrylics ? It's tricky to apply, but worth the extra time. I have an unopened Q2 Gyeon and have been waiting to try it out, very curious how it stacks up against the other 7 in your review, long term . Your stuff is always really well done, I have a channel and hope to reach your level of videos someday soon. I'm a big fan of yours !
WOW! Okay, I'm 5 years late chiming in, but my vote is for Meguiars. I like the wet, shiny, glossy, look. I use it and VRP which doesn't last long at all on tires. Works better on interior stuff in my opinion.
VRP looks great and is super easy to apply and is inexpensive, but yeah it lasts about a week, perhaps 2 if you get great weather. Water based dressings don't last super long, but the good thing is they're easy to apply and remove, and don't sling all over the paint, and usually have a great looking finish. Not too oily/greasy looking and not too matte.
I bought a gallon of Chemical Guys VRP 5 years ago, and still.have more than half left
Been using Ammo Mud for about 6 months now and like how easy it is to apply and its durability. Just the right amount of shine for my taste.
That’s a great dressing! How did you discover my channel?
I use VRP and love it. I also use it on the interior.
how?? Like on the dash and plastics?
Really want to see the other ones tested & compare the winners Great review as always
Thanks Robert!
It’s awesome to see viewers as implicated as you and your comments. You seem to enjoy detailing as well!
Since when do you follow my channel?
Hi Pan,i use the Meguiars Endurance Gel, its quite thick and apply it with Meguiars sponge applicator,warm weather makes life a lot easier to apply to the tyre.
I like CG silk shine because it provides a nice black look w/ some shine ( you can achieve a bit more shine by adding a second application) and doesn't sling.
I like Silk Shine for interior dressing.
I would love to see an expanded review of additional tire dressings!
I've got the Adam's Tire Shine. If prepped correctly, it looks very very nice and lasts a very long time
Chemical guys Silk dressing is the best. Makes the tires look like brand new and not too glossy at all.
great video -- Gyeon and CarPro products are what i use on my tyres. Q2 Tire lasts for weeks.
Thanks for watching!
I also use Chemical Guys VRP for my vinyl top because it looks great and it also protects.
VRP!! Decided to try it out after seeing you use it several times, now its all I use
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
I just started using AMMO Mud, good product for sure. Easy application, well balanced shine, no sling and great fragrance. I'm happy with that product!
VRP is a quality product... I agree
Pan I have used VRP for couple years now I agree with you on how it works, although now I jumped to the car guys tire dressing and gave VRP to my dad lol.
just started using car pro perl, love it, was using adam's VRT, both are water based, adam's has a water repellant added which has its benefits, but it's a little more glossy than I prefer.
I recently bought and used Griots brand of tire dressing. It comes in an aerosol can. I did two coats and its super dark and wet looking. Not sure hope long it will last though, I did it yesterday.
Definitely need to a budget version of this video for more penny saving detailers
I use the VRP myself and I love it!! like you say its easy to apply, looks good and last a good long time
Yup!
As always the king of car detailing!!! Thank you for your videos Panagioti na eisai panta kala.
Efkaristo! Ala to onoma mou ine Pandelis. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer hahaha sorry aderfe mou nomiza otii ebgaine apo to panagiotis na eisai panta kala
I’ve been using Gyeon Quartz and I’ve been satisfied since day 1. Great video!.
Thanks!
EastLos Pyro I thought geyon looked better
From the video I though the Gyeon was the best, by a very small margin
Perfect Video Pan.. Just what i needed. i'm always cleaning the tire dressing off the ( white) car paint.
Thanks John!
VRP All dag..the Best, used IT a year now.
You should add Tuff Shine Tire Clearcoat to the test. If you clean the tire thoroughly Tuff Shine Tire Clearcoat lasts a long time. You control the gloss by how many coats you apply to the tire. It dries in only ten minutes so its easy to dial-in your desired level of shine.
Veo is awesome it’s my preference also took a 2 hour drive and was surprised it was still there and black and no sling and not much shine but yeah after a rainfall there still some shine but it still fades after a rainfall
I've not tried any of those you show in your video. The one I'm using is Car Pro PERL and I like it so far.
That is also a great dressing. I use it mainly to dress plastics.
Great video Pan! I personally go between Mud, Tire Satin, and Adam's VRT for my "go to" tire shines. I would love to see the other 4 in another video as well.
Thanks!
I've been using Chemical Guys VRP For the past 3-4 years and love the finish it gives and it's also cheap.
I agree!
Pan! I just tried VRP for the first time and I really like it. Actually I love it Haha. Take it easy bud!!!!
Thanks for the feedback! :)
Love the endurance gel. Lasts a while and is very cost effective (I.e. little goes a long way). Thanks Pan!
You're so welcome!
When I look closely at your side by side 8:44, it seems like Auto Finesse was the only one that absorbed well on the three big raised rotational arrows. The meguiar's and gyeon look already dry in those spots. The VRP did slightly better than those two, but still didn't absorb completely like the Auto Finesse. I wonder how the chemical guys natural shine dressing would fare in a rematch. Agree/disagree?
You should demonstrate on a 4x4 tire. Also, try No Touch Tire dressing
Never used any of these. I use 303 Protectant then Coverall shine.
I've been also using lacquer thinner to prep my tires when I change what I'm using to dress the tires. I prefer dressing that keep my tires dark black and not necessary to have wet look. Also to prevent cracks and durability of the rubber even treating my tread with the 303 protectant I heat the rubber before treating so when I do this I either have my vehicle raised or remove the wheels. Also had good results with Coverall tire shine after prepping tires.
I'm glad to see you use some Chemical Guys products. They, unfairly, get a bad rap in some forums. I really like VRP because it is water based, easy to apply, has deep black appearance and because the price is very good, when there's a sale. Thank you for the video.
Thanks! I agree with you.
Please test Dura Dressing. It appears to me based on my research that it is the best product on the market for durability and no sling.
We need a Heavy weight product like Renew Protect product review. Black, satin and Gloz all have a year durability. I love my perl and 303 but I'm looking for better longer lasting tire shine. Great video brother.
Thanks!
I used CarPro Perl (pure) for dressing my tires but the VRP by C.G. looks amazing! Just ordered :)
Ive used all of them and what keeps me going back to Maguire's is availability. Every car store and Walmart near me has it. But I do love VRP.
Thanks for sharing!
So far my favorite tire dressing is Blackfire Total Trim & Tire Sealant, unfortunately it's not made anymore. Luckily I was able to pick up 2 bottles on Autogeek before they sold out, it should last me a longtime. The look and durability is very good.
I like PERL. From the looks, it seems similar to VRP.
My fav is AutoMagic Magic Dressing. Recommend to try it.
Currently using VRP but might try something different when I'm done the bottle, which make take awhile. But so far I like it for the same reasons you do.
Great. Review pan. Vrp is my favorite hands down as well. Love the ammo as well. Auto finesse work great. Too One of my other favorites is all season dressing and hyper dressing by mequiars as well. But don’t drive the car. That stuff is like an oil slick on your tires. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Used to use it a lot for car shows. Again great review pan. Keep them coming.
Thanks Mario!
I have used vrp and meguiars I live in Canada and we can get a lot of rain so I like meguiars more vrp will wash off but I use in on my interior and it works great
I use Chemical guys (green bottle) and Koch Chemie PSS. VRP is coming next week.
Always been a fan of BlackMagic tire dressings - either the gel or spray in a plastic bottle. Apply with special sponge and you’re good to go!
Thanks for watching!
How did you discover my channel?
as VRP is available in my country, i love it very much. other brands is not available.
My favorite to Pan, good price as well . Don’t forget to take Mia trick or treat.
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Thanks as always. Was hoping you had Optimum Tire Protection Coating. It's water based and supposed to last a long time. I'm using Chemical Guys Silk Shine, water based, low gloss. I like it, will try the OPT one I mentioned soon, ust got some.
Don't forget to try black magic and exoforma tire shine dial that would be one heck of a challenge can't wait to see
Thanks Pan! Great Video! Yes, would be great to see the other four products and then a shootout amongst the winners of the two rounds :)
Thanks Nate!
VRP for me very easy to apply with great finish.
I agree!
Hi Pan, love you channel. I watch from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean. I use VRP, Carpro, Perl, Maguire's endurance both spray and gel. I mostly use VRP these days because of the ease of application.
Good choice Keith!
Hello from Canada 🇨🇦!
Nice video 👍
My top 3 would have to be
McKee’s 37 tire coating
Gyeon Tire
Carpro Perl
Thanks!
Love the meguiras endurance wet shine but hate the sling on the paint, I’ve tried many different ways to apply with the same result. I’m going to try VRP next.
I am not a big fan of Chemical Guys, however, VPR is an awesome product and my go to! Glad I agree with the master detailer!!
Thanks!
Ratherbgolfing777 Yeah chemical guys get bad reviews on every product 😂