Before you applied the dressing, did you do a deep tire clean? When I do a deep tire cleaning, I scrub the tire with Super Clean until there is no browning, sometimes requires several rounds of scrubbing. Then I wipe tire with mineral spirits, then clean tire with IPA panel wipe. I have found preparation is key to make the products last longer.
I deep cleaned using FBomb 5:1 until the foam turned white. Took 3 passes and when dry they had no visible browning. Haven't tried using mineral spirits or IPA. Will have to try that next time. Thanks for the tip.
@@YettiAutoDetailing I was detail an Hyundai, and the tires kept producing browning, browning and more browning, finally about after the 8th time of scrubbing, the browning was off. The tires were made in Korea, I have heard about that if tires are made in China, but now I know it includes Korea.
I liked your video. I have been wondering about this product's look and durability since I first knew of its existence. I do not think that I would buy it unless I could get it to matte sheen. I realize that it is subjective but for me, it adds too much gloss. My buddy uses it and the first time around he didn't shake it and It did not survive 2 washes. The next time, he did shake it up and it made a lot of difference in durability. I forget sometime myself. Anyway, thanks for your demo. A lot goes into making videos like these and I do appreciate its availability. 👍
Thank you so much for the support 🙏. This has became my new go to for tire dressing. I myself prefer the matte to sheen look myself. I have found it levels out after about a day after 2 coats and is lasting around the 3 or so week mark. And yes you are absolutely right about the shaking up part.
Yeah I have found it more and more people liking the Adams product. Please consider doing a review for Fireball. They have a Matte, a high gloss, and a super high gloss. I hear very good reports about it as well and it is an sio2 coaching
My friend has it, looks good for a few days but doesn't last. He was pretty disappointed with it compared to their other graphene products. I use Carpro Perl and lasts longer. I'll be curious to hear your results. Great video as always!
@@YettiAutoDetailing on my tires which are big and knobby, I spray it directly on the tire at 3:1 and let it soak in for 5-10 minutes and come back and clean up the extra. On car tires for customers, I use an applicator put it on thick, and let it sit for a few then repeat if needed. I've never tried it at full strength. Too expensive. 😆
Nice tires dressing! Good work 👍
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏. I'm hoping it will hold up I'll be doing a 1 week follow up to see.
I have used the product.. I think it worked well. Not a game changer but I was/am happy with it...
Before you applied the dressing, did you do a deep tire clean? When I do a deep tire cleaning, I scrub the tire with Super Clean until there is no browning, sometimes requires several rounds of scrubbing. Then I wipe tire with mineral spirits, then clean tire with IPA panel wipe. I have found preparation is key to make the products last longer.
I deep cleaned using FBomb 5:1 until the foam turned white. Took 3 passes and when dry they had no visible browning. Haven't tried using mineral spirits or IPA. Will have to try that next time. Thanks for the tip.
@@YettiAutoDetailing I was detail an Hyundai, and the tires kept producing browning, browning and more browning, finally about after the 8th time of scrubbing, the browning was off. The tires were made in Korea, I have heard about that if tires are made in China, but now I know it includes Korea.
Let me know how long this tire dressing lasts?
Hankook Tires ? Good tip, thanks !!
I like their tire armor
I've heard some good things about that one
I liked your video. I have been wondering about this product's look and durability since I first knew of its existence. I do not think that I would buy it unless I could get it to matte sheen. I realize that it is subjective but for me, it adds too much gloss. My buddy uses it and the first time around he didn't shake it and It did not survive 2 washes. The next time, he did shake it up and it made a lot of difference in durability. I forget sometime myself. Anyway, thanks for your demo. A lot goes into making videos like these and I do appreciate its availability. 👍
Thank you so much for the support 🙏. This has became my new go to for tire dressing. I myself prefer the matte to sheen look myself. I have found it levels out after about a day after 2 coats and is lasting around the 3 or so week mark. And yes you are absolutely right about the shaking up part.
Yeah I have found it more and more people liking the Adams product. Please consider doing a review for Fireball. They have a Matte, a high gloss, and a super high gloss. I hear very good reports about it as well and it is an sio2 coaching
My friend has it, looks good for a few days but doesn't last. He was pretty disappointed with it compared to their other graphene products. I use Carpro Perl and lasts longer. I'll be curious to hear your results. Great video as always!
Yeah PERL is up on my board for a test. May do a shoot out between 4 different ones in the future.
@@YettiAutoDetailing on my tires which are big and knobby, I spray it directly on the tire at 3:1 and let it soak in for 5-10 minutes and come back and clean up the extra. On car tires for customers, I use an applicator put it on thick, and let it sit for a few then repeat if needed. I've never tried it at full strength. Too expensive. 😆
How’s it holding up
Video coming Saturday stay tuned
My least favorite Adam's product. I've gotten better results from CG VRP.
VRP is solid. Just wanted to see what this will do. My normal go to is Aquagloss.
@@YettiAutoDetailing Going to try the Aquagloss. Thanks man.
Agreed 👍🏻