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  • Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

    I got a gallon of Hyper Dressing to try on a set of tires. I put some in a spray bottle straight up and it sprays out like light blue milk. It takes nearly an hour to clear up on the tires. Is that normal? All other tire shines I've used flow out clear. It does give a nice high gloss shine though.

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    Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

    i think you may be using to much. I usually only use hyper dressing in the engine bay but i still don't have that problem. I know it comes out like a blue milk but even on the areas where i apply it thick it clears up within 10 to 15 mins. How are you diluting it?
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      Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

      Originally posted by atikovi View Post
      I got a gallon of Hyper Dressing to try on a set of tires. I put some in a spray bottle straight up and it sprays out like light blue milk. It takes nearly an hour to clear up on the tires. Is that normal? All other tire shines I've used flow out clear. It does give a nice high gloss shine though.
      atikovi,

      When you said you put some in a spray bottle, did you dilute it to one of the four recommended dilutions or did you use it right out of the gallon bottle? hyper dressing can be diluted anywhere from 1:1 to 4:1 for different degrees of shine. This is a highly concentrated product that like I stated needs to be diluted, otherwise you will be wasting product and not getting the true look you are after.

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        Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

        I would agree with the rest. either too much product being apply or dilution is too less.

        in fact hyper dressing is not dedicated for tires instead for engine, wheel well but i just love this product !

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          Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

          Ive got mine cut 4:1 and it does ok. I like to spray it on a cloth then wipe it on whatever Im coating since it likes to 'blotch' up if I just spray it and walk away.
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            Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

            I think you should be diluting it. That will most likely help. If you want something that doesn't need to be diluted, pick up some Water Based Dressing.

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            • #7
              Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

              I haven't had any problems with it
              I use mine and I normally just spray the wheel well and I always get great results with it.

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              • #8
                Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

                I think you should be diluting it. That will most likely help. If you want something that doesn't need to be diluted, pick up some Water Based Dressing.
                The directions say it can be used straight for maximum shine, and I thought this WAS water based.

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                • #9
                  Re: Hyper Dressing takes an hour to be transparent?

                  Hmmm, I though it was 1:1 for high gloss.

                  I wasn't saying that it isn't water based. There is a product called "Water Based Dressing."

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