Hyper Dressing straight?

[ebpcivicsi]

If a customer wanted a really high shine tire dressing would it be OK to use the hyper dressing straight?

I have used it 1:1 with awesome results, but some of my customers want the bling.

BTW, hyper dressign is by far the best water based dressing that I have ever used. Great product, hats off to you guys.

[Superior Shine]

Why not try it?

I have done it before on very dry tires.

[ebpcivicsi]

^^I paln on it, just wanted to hear the official opinion on it.

[imacarnut]

hey guys,
i 've been thinking of ordering a gallon of it, and was wondering if you've had any problem with sling (i know a properly cleaned wheel with even coverage usually solves this, but i've had it happen regardless sometimes .

[ebpcivicsi]

When not wiped down, it *can* sling.

For me, it depends on the tire, a smooth sidewall is much less likely to sling than one with a ribbed sidewall.

My new tires have ribbed sidewalls. What I do is apply the dressing just after drying the car, then continue with the rest of the detail. After the dressing sets up, I wipe the tire down with a dry applicator, then I use a blower to "blow out" any dressing hiding in the ribs. Has worked quite well so far.

[chrisx]

Using a blower is something that never occured to me. Thanks for that ebpcivicsi.