Questions about applying ASD

[onawrxhigh]

Hey everyone,

I was wondering what everyone is using to apply ASD. I used it today for the first time and I like the look of it but I think I could of applied it better. I am using a 3 inch round foam pad that has slits in the side for your hands. It looked like it left the tire surface streaky (like you could see where I spread the product around). When it dried it looked OK but the tire had some dull spots. Any advice would be appreciated.

A.Parshall

[BlueZero]

I don't use ASD on my tires, I use endurance. However the same application method may work for both. I use a paint brush. It works great! It's by far the best method I've found.

[cmd]

all season dressing i spray on and leave till it dries that works just fine for me:xyxthumbs

[Brian Hann]

Thankfully tires are a less finicky surface than paint. It really is a preference as to what tool to use. I , as well as many customers I speak with, use our foam applicator pads with much success. A towel is fine too. You can't beat the ease of use when employing the "spray and walk away" method, but I personally like to come back with an applicator or towel to even out the shine either way.

[cmd]

i use the meguiars sprayers and have to say the shine is pretty even,two thumbs way up for megs spr:xyxthumbs :xyxthumbs ayers

[gb387]

I use the High Tech spray the ASD on to the applicator then apply the ASD, then I let the product sit for 10 min or so and wipe down with an old towel to remove excess.

[Murr1525]

I tend to use a foam paint brush. I just leave it for the wheelwells, but I will wipe over the bumper trim to even everythng out.

[onawrxhigh]

Thanks everyone for all of the suggestions for appling ASD. I guess I will just experimaent with some of the suggested methods and see what works best for me.

Thanks again,

Andrew

[onawrxhigh]

Hwy everyone,

I took a look at the tires the other day and the dressing evened out and the wipe marks are no longer there

thanks for all the great ideas

Andrew