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How do you use Hyper Dressing? I know it can be used on rubber and or plastic surfaces, but should it be used as a cleaner or should it be used to add a finishing touch to an already-cleaned surface?
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It's a dressing. You should clean the surface first and then apply HyperDressing -
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Is there a type of surface, other than the car's paint and leather seats, that you cannot use the dressing on?Comment
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I clean with All Purpose Cleaner, then dress it with Hyper Dressing. Exterior plastic/tires along with interior plastic and dash.
Avoid windows, gauge plastic, stereo screens, GPS screens...John @ HillCityAutoDetail.com
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Hyperdressing works well in the wheelwells.Nick
Tucker's Detailing Services
815-954-0773
2012 Ford Transit ConnectComment
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One thing I really like about hyper dressing is that it seems to almost spread itself. Anyone else notice this?Comment
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Nick
Tucker's Detailing Services
815-954-0773
2012 Ford Transit ConnectComment
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I only use it for Wheel wells and occasionally the Engine bay, but I prefer to use M40 when it comes to that.
I think its my least used product however.Comment
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Can you use HD on rims? What does it do on rims?Comment
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not on rims no, on tires yes
Love it as a dressing! I get no sling and you can dilute it to your desired level of gloss 
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Dont forget it is water based so it will wash away when it rains compared to all season dressing and other tire gels/ spraysComment
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