All Season Dressing- This stuff rocks!

[gb387]

All Season Dressing

OK.... 2hotford(Tim) speaks very highly of this product so, I thought I would give it a try and this stuff rocks! It didn't take very many uses to realize how good this product really is, the look of it is hard to beat! I only purchased a "Sample" but it should last me the summer, until I order a gallon!

I have used it a few time and couldn't be happier. The look is hard to beat. IMO the scent of the product needs a little work, it stinks!

As for application... As suggested I use a High-Tech Applicator Pad to apply the product, let it sit for 10-15 min or so then wipe down with an old cotton terry towel. Application can get a little messy but its worth it. I have found this easier to apply on tires with lots of grooves over Endurance and IMO the look is step above Endurance but... I will have to see if it holds up as well as Endurance(I will report back on this).

Here are a few of my uses:



Its a little hard to see but I used it on all the lower plastic trim of this Lexus:

[Tim Lingor]

Hey Gb,

I told you you would love it!!

I would suggest you use a dedicated MF towel instead of the cotton.

Please keep us updated!

Tim

[Paramedic]

I really like the ASD. I primarly bought it for the spray on bed liner on my lower body line, but I use the stuff in the bed too with the spray on bed liner there too. Nice thing about it is it does not make the surface too slick where stuff slides. a 6 gallon gas can full does not slide with it. Looks great and lasts quite a while!

[gb387]

Originally posted by Paramedic
I really like the ASD. I primarly bought it for the spray on bed liner on my lower body line, but I use the stuff in the bed too with the spray on bed liner there too. Nice thing about it is it does not make the surface too slick where stuff slides. a 6 gallon gas can full does not slide with it. Looks great and lasts quite a while!

I have a bed matt and I have tried Hyper Dressing on it and its too slick... Next time I will have to give ASD a try.

[LAfirefytr]

so you use it on spray in bedliners? I just bought some ASD and was curious if it would work in the bedliner or not. I have a Line X liner in my Titan that is a little faded and could use a little pick me up. Sounds like ASD may be the ticket.

[Paramedic]

Originally posted by LAfirefytr
so you use it on spray in bedliners? I just bought some ASD and was curious if it would work in the bedliner or not. I have a Line X liner in my Titan that is a little faded and could use a little pick me up. Sounds like ASD may be the ticket.

Thats what I use and it makes it shine real nice. However when you apply it on the bedliners, since they are a polyurathane its not going to soak in, so make sure you apply it thin and then wipe the excess off with a microfiber dedicated to your box. Sure does bead up nice when it rains or you get it wet and it does last a while too. I will make it a little slick, but not too bad. I got RhinoLine on mine and it is less sandpaper like compared to LineX so you will probably have less sliding objects then I do. If its anything important TIE IT DOWN! Another thing you can do too is check with your LineX dealer because I know Rhino sells a product that is supose to bring the color back. I never tried it, sice mine is about a 3 months old so I just keep it up with ASD to prevent it from dulling out...

[LAfirefytr]

sounds like it will work well. Someone else told me I should check w/ Line X and that they now have a coating they can put on thay adds a gloss protection and restores it to new and it will not fade. My closest dealer is now 1 /2 hours away so I just haven't had time to investigate the possibilities.
I see you are a critical care flight paramedic. That's awesome. I'm a Fire-Medic for our Metropolitan area here in Alabama. We have a large rural area on the west side of our city and we have LifeFlight helicopters out of Pensaclola Baptist Hospital. There is one stationed here and and one in P'Cola. We launch them quite regularly for some of our critical trauma calls. I have a good friend that came on the dept the same time I did and he' s a flight Medic for them now. He loves it.

[Paramedic]

Originally posted by LAfirefytr
sounds like it will work well. Someone else told me I should check w/ Line X and that they now have a coating they can put on thay adds a gloss protection and restores it to new and it will not fade. My closest dealer is now 1 /2 hours away so I just haven't had time to investigate the possibilities.
I see you are a critical care flight paramedic. That's awesome. I'm a Fire-Medic for our Metropolitan area here in Alabama. We have a large rural area on the west side of our city and we have LifeFlight helicopters out of Pensaclola Baptist Hospital. There is one stationed here and and one in P'Cola. We launch them quite regularly for some of our critical trauma calls. I have a good friend that came on the dept the same time I did and he' s a flight Medic for them now. He loves it.

Its s fun job! I love it. It has its ups and downs as you know. We are a very busy agency. We average 3000+ plus air calls a year. We have 3 helios and 2 airplanes, 2 echo units at the hanger. The ground division has 9 ALS rigs with 3 echo units. They get about 4500 calls a year.
I used to be a full time fire fighter for the city here. I had the opportunity director of air division making $1k more a year and working 1000 hours less a year so I took it

[LAfirefytr]

nothing wrong w/ More $$$ and LESS hrs! I'm a believer in that plan. Keep up the good work. I fully understand what goes along w/ your job and relate to what you face. I love what I do other than the $$$ or lack therof for what we do.....Good to meet ya on here.

[mh68]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

I know this is an old post but I agree, ASD is awesome!! I use it in wheel wells, tires and plastic body cladding.

Tire:


You can see part of the wheel well in this one and the body cladding and side view mirror:


The front bumper with ASD on the right and nothing on the left:


Pic quality isn't that great but it gives you an idea.

Mike

[gb387]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

Great bumper shot, really shows the product.

Right now I just have a 'sample' 32oz and next spring I am going to get a gallon well worth it!

[mh68]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

Great bumper shot, really shows the product.

Right now I just have a 'sample' 32oz and next spring I am going to get a gallon well worth it!

That's what I've been using since mid summer. I'm going to buy a gallon also in spring. I've been using it on customers cars and they really love it!

Mike

[Tim Lingor]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

Hey,

I have gone through several gallons of ASD and love it as much now as I did when Gb started this thread! It is awesome!

Tim

[mh68]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

I just found MOL earlier this year and didn't know that Megs had so many products and product lines. The stores in my area only carry the basic consumer line, GC and some NXT. But now I'm using products mostly from the professional and detailers lines and I haven't been disappointed yet!
Mike

[vettemaniac]

Re: All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

When you guys apply ASD, do you just pour a little on an applicator pad or spray it on from a bottle? I was thinking of ordering some but wasn't sure if it is a thick or thin product, or if I should get a bottle for it.