Water based tire dressing battle.

[@billtinnell2206]

Superior has 2 products to use on tires. Aqua gloss is water based and Hi gloss is chemical based. The Hi gloss will last longer and is super shiny because of the chemical content. You can also order it from Superior in different ounce bottles. For best results I spray the Superior Hi Gloss on a terry cloth wax pad applicator and rub it into the tire. Do NOT spray it on the tire because that creates more work to get it off your rims. This stuff is best tire shine I have ever used!

[@MRbradley9061]

Facts. They have a coverall semi gloss as well. The high gloss is better

[@KevinNadeau]

I just picked up the 32oz bottle of Cover All Interior Dressing (aka Aqua Gloss) and my first impressions are great. I was actually thinking of doing a VRP vs Aqua Gloss comparison too , but now I don't have to 😀 Great video!

[@bernardoarchibold386]

Waoooo, been using Gloss by SP and I just saw a new application that I can use on my own business. Using it with a soft brush and straight up with out delusion that is a Good way to go. Thanks for that tip. Monster Clean Panama 🇵🇦 👌

[@seabreezeof]

Superior Aqua Gloss & Super Shine II both water based. / 2024 VRP is more expensive vs Superior

[@mobilewashdetailing361]

Great Comparison Video! In your opinion, which seems to last longer after rain showers?

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

I'm finding them both to be pretty even in durability regardless of weather. I can say though I use Aquagloss exclusively because of the ability to dilute it.

[@douglastinoco6474]

I'll have to go with aqua gloss

[@DetailingBreakdown]

I have that brush. Got it for wheel cleaning on the face. I feel it scratches shiny painted surfaces. I may change and use it for tires like u did. Good tip

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

I use the Green soft bristle brush to clean the face. Havent ran into any issues as of yet. I also have a dedicated microfiber mit for wheel faces as well.

[@tobymofield6597]

I VOTE AQUA GLOSS.

[@b3r15ky]

Might go for the AquaGloss once my VRP ran out. Where can I get those bottles?

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

I got the little bottles from the Dollar Store.

[@b3r15ky]

@@YettiAutoDetailing thanks!

[@kensher81]

I really like aqua gloss personally and for the price its hard to find a better product

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Agreed 100%

[@deondavis9405]

Which one last longer

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Aquagloss lasted longer

[@clintsaines9274]

Putting it on with a brush vs pad application makes a difference. The brush usually lasts longer.

[@bromodz2309]

Did you dilute them ?

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Not in this application

[@bromodz2309]

@@YettiAutoDetailing can you tho ?

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

@Bro Modz Aquagloss is dilutable up to 4:1 VRP doesn't say it is but it's water based so you can get away with diluting it as well.

[@bromodz2309]

@@YettiAutoDetailing thnx for the info :)

[@Pedroluvslupe]

How about the sling?

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Both are water based with no sling at all.

[@Danny-xj5ts]

Thank you

[@themirandas2023]

Aqua Gloss more shine!

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

I use it exclusively now.

[@sticktron2857]

Try it in a paint type sprayer

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Am looking to try that out soon.

[@sticktron2857]

@@YettiAutoDetailing bout one from harbor freight

[@sticktron2857]

Bought

[@deondavis9405]

25 in ohio

[@sticktron2857]

How about cover all

[@YettiAutoDetailing]

Coverall is good but takes a minute to cure to avoid sling.