Does Hyper Dressing provide nutrients to rubber?

[Shawn T.]

Re: Does Hyper Dressing provide nutrients to rubber?

At least we wouldn't be guessing.

Some, it should, likely, more than.... are pretty vague indicators of what level of protection a product offers. We see it every day on the forum. People say that this should offer more protection than that. What are they basing this information on... reading previous posts where someone else said it should.

Not exactly a scientific approach. Is there a reason why a UV number can't be generated? If they do it with other products from liquids to glass, it seems like a reasonable request.

New Product suggestion? A table that lists the relative UV ratings of all dressings and protectants................

They have it for aggressiveness, why not UV protection?

[tcope1]

Re: Does Hyper Dressing provide nutrients to rubber?

It would be nice if products that offered UV protection had a UV rating.

I'd agree with that 100%. I would guess that many chemicals will offer some UV protection. Just add some oil to a product and claim UV protection.

I've not tried M40 but I have tried HD and Aerospace Protectant. As I mentioned, the thing I don't like about HD is that it leaves a slightly greasy residue. But there are also a ton of other products on the market that are much worse. So don't take this the wrong way... it's not nearly as bad as most of the products you'd find on a typical auto parts store shelf.

Back to the OP's question... my recommendation would be for HD where looks are more important then protection... such as wheel wells, tires, engine. M40 for protection such as dash and rubber trim.