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Silverado07
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05-26-2007, 03:11 PM
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First time use. Good product for me.
Value--- 9 Priced extremely well. You don't need an overabundance of this product to give a nice even finish on you tires. Ease of use--- Just apply a line of B & B to your appliciator, in this case an Eagle One tire swipe, and rub around the tire. One coat is all you'll need for a nice crisp matte shine. I would imagine two coats would give a gloss shine. Results--- Dry after 15 minutes or so, and still intact after a week without rain. Overall--- Have used 303 on tires the last few years, but B & B is a much better product for tires. Gives a mattle finish like 303, but lasts a lot longer. And a quart is much cheaper that 303. Save the 303 for the seals and interior. I will buy this product again. Enjoy! | ||||||||||||||||||
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06-07-2007, 02:29 PM
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I have tried many tire dressings and this is by far the best one hands down bar none. To start off its water based, it really conditions and protects your tires and will not sling. It spreads evenly and quickly unlike anyother hand applicated tire dressing I have used. I like to use a foam applicator to dress it on my tires to avoid a mess on my nice rims. I love PBW stuff and this is by far the best tire dressing out there!
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09-08-2007, 01:36 PM
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I decided to try it out for the first time after using otc products and all I can say is wow! It doesn't sling like the various products that I've tried. It's been three weeks now and it still looks basically the same way as when I first applied it and NO SLING on the car.
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04-23-2008, 02:21 PM
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Yes, it says on the bottle it is made for white wall tires.
Also, it says that it can be diluted with water but doesn't say what ratio. Has anyone here tried it? I do a lot of cars on a weekly basis so it'd be nice to do a full concentrate run once a month and then just have a dilution after that. If noone has, I'll do a test on it and post it up. | ||||||||||||||||||
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04-23-2008, 02:52 PM
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10-05-2008, 10:46 AM
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Bold & Bright Nice Product
Highly recommended product. Poorboy’s Bold & Bright is a great product wish it had a little bit more cleaning abilities. (My daily drive Honda Civics’ tires are dingy all the time they get brown and require more of a cleaning agent) For vehicles that have there tires well maintain this is a great product. I suggest on using it with a tire applicator rather than using the spray nozzle. One coat leave a nice finish for me. i never tried more than one coat but it’s said “that it’ll give you more gloss with two coats.” The smell is like being on a beach smelling the coconut sun tanning lotion also the product dries or gets soaked into the rubber leaving it with a touchable surface and not greasy. Overall it’s a product that I will be using on all my vehicles tires for now on.
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