What is the difference between these two products? (make that Tire Shine...fat fingers)
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Tire Gel and Tire shire
Started by keesue, Mar 04 2008 05:54 PM
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Posted 04 March 2008 - 06:00 PM
Tire Shine is marketed to the average person. It is applied via spray bottle. It leaves a nice matte finish.
Opti-Bond is marketed to professionals. It's recommended that you apply it via spray gun that is fed from an air compressor (1:1 gel/water ratio). It leaves a glossier, more durable finish. There are some pictures around this forum of the Opti-Bond after application. If you do a search for Opti-Bond you should be able to find them.
Hope this helps!
Opti-Bond is marketed to professionals. It's recommended that you apply it via spray gun that is fed from an air compressor (1:1 gel/water ratio). It leaves a glossier, more durable finish. There are some pictures around this forum of the Opti-Bond after application. If you do a search for Opti-Bond you should be able to find them.
Hope this helps!
-Mike
Driven Auto Detail, LLC
Driven Auto Detail, LLC
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Posted 04 March 2008 - 06:09 PM
Driven Auto Detail, on Mar 4 2008, 04:00 PM, said:
Tire Shine is marketed to the average person. It is applied via spray bottle. It leaves a nice matte finish.
Opti-Bond is marketed to professionals. It's recommended that you apply it via spray gun that is fed from an air compressor (1:1 gel/water ratio). It leaves a glossier, more durable finish. There are some pictures around this forum of the Opti-Bond after application. If you do a search for Opti-Bond you should be able to find them.
Hope this helps!
Opti-Bond is marketed to professionals. It's recommended that you apply it via spray gun that is fed from an air compressor (1:1 gel/water ratio). It leaves a glossier, more durable finish. There are some pictures around this forum of the Opti-Bond after application. If you do a search for Opti-Bond you should be able to find them.
Hope this helps!
Thank you. This does help.
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