Thanks and glad we could share this with youTires look great on the new gladiator! I do enjoy the chemical guys products. I will start buying it on Amazon!
Thanks and glad we could share this with youTires look great on the new gladiator! I do enjoy the chemical guys products. I will start buying it on Amazon!
Why are people ashamed of a little mud on their tires?Great video! Been a detailer as a side hobby/job since I was a kid. Another thing that works great on dirty tires is a good stiff drill brush, like this:
RYOBI Medium Bristle Brush Multi-Purpose Cleaning Kit (2-Piece) A95MP1 - The Home Depot
Complement your cleaning collection with the 2 PC. Medium Bristle Multi-Purpose Cleaning Kit. With medium bristles, this kit is ideal for cleaning tile, granite, fiberglass, siding and other surfaces.www.homedepot.com
And I like the Chemical Guys tire kicker shine (I think it's been replaced now, but I got the last few bottles at my local Advanced auto for like $1 each lol), it doesn't look greasy, but longevity could be better - Duragloss #253 is an excellent dressing too. I use a carrand tire shine brush to apply it, it gives you an even application and gets into the crevices of the side wall much better than foam ones do.
Carrand Brush & Shine Tire Dressing Applicators - 2 Pack
Drawing on German and American auto enhancement technology, Wolfgang detailing products break the mold of conventional waxes and polisheswww.wolfgangcarcare.com
Here's how mine look before/after:
It is nice that you can find them locally at autopart storesWe have some good non greasy shine, or cleaner really, here at the dealer I use but it’s more on the shiny side for sure and I’ve always wanted to give the Chemical Guys stuff a whirl. Luckily I see their stuff all the time at AutoZone or O’Reilly’s and such. Looking good on the Ridge Grapplers!
A drill brush is something I need to get for sure!Great video! Been a detailer as a side hobby/job since I was a kid. Another thing that works great on dirty tires is a good stiff drill brush, like this:
RYOBI Medium Bristle Brush Multi-Purpose Cleaning Kit (2-Piece) A95MP1 - The Home Depot
Complement your cleaning collection with the 2 PC. Medium Bristle Multi-Purpose Cleaning Kit. With medium bristles, this kit is ideal for cleaning tile, granite, fiberglass, siding and other surfaces.www.homedepot.com
And I like the Chemical Guys tire kicker shine (I think it's been replaced now, but I got the last few bottles at my local Advanced auto for like $1 each lol), it doesn't look greasy, but longevity could be better - Duragloss #253 is an excellent dressing too. I use a carrand tire shine brush to apply it, it gives you an even application and gets into the crevices of the side wall much better than foam ones do.
Carrand Brush & Shine Tire Dressing Applicators - 2 Pack
Drawing on German and American auto enhancement technology, Wolfgang detailing products break the mold of conventional waxes and polisheswww.wolfgangcarcare.com
Here's how mine look before/after:
That may constitute balloon abuse…
LOL - can't speak for anyone else but I personally care about my Jeeps. Always happy to get them dirty but try my hardest to keep them looking as good as they can too.Why are people ashamed of a little mud on their tires?
LOL - happy to hear you enjoy seeing RipleySo far I've only used CG leather cleaner and conditioner kit but really like it. Plan to get more of their stuff eventually. Don't take this personally but Ripley is always my favorite part
Awesome! Happy that we could share this with you.Thanks for sharing this Cindy and Eddie. I’ve been wondering how this worked. Definitely going to try it.
I thought I was the only one who washes the back of the wheel and tire!
I wonder if Eddie uses ceramic wax on the backside of the wheel. Lol
Great video. Loved the Ripley bit too!
I picked up on the closing as Adam noted. Maybe should double post in the old school cool thread. Next you’ll start drinking American honey againLOL - it's good to know that we've actually known each other long enough for you to remember it
And yes, I agree.
So, I have not used the ceramic stuff but will have to give it a try now!