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My problem with All Season Dressing on tires and mostly engine compartments is that it doesn't flow out but just pools on the surface of whatever it's sprayed on. Kind of like water beading on a waxed surface. Does Hyper-Dressing flow out better? Being water based won't it wash off in the rain on tires?
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Re: I got issues with All Season Dressing, is Hyper-Dressing a better choice?
Correct, hyper dressing doesnt hold up as good to rain.
Not to sure what you mean by 'pooling' up. Did you properly clean the tires and engine before putting ASD on? Ive never had a problem with a dressing pooling.
Are you just spraying a bunch on and walking away? Ive found it best to spray it on a foam pad/old terry towel then wipe it on whatever surface Im dealing with.Current Jeep: 2004 Jeep Liberty with stuff
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Re: I got issues with All Season Dressing, is Hyper-Dressing a better choice?
The pooling up is caused by too much product being in a place. I spray down everything a bit on the heavy side (I get pooling in certain spots of the engine), and go back and wipe and soak everything up a bit later.
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Re: I got issues with All Season Dressing, is Hyper-Dressing a better choice?
Just spraying it on doesn't work for me at all. It goes places I don't want it and doesn't spread out evenly. I use a paint brush for tires and a foampad for trim to spread it out, wait about 15 min and wipe off excess dressing.Comment
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Re: I got issues with All Season Dressing, is Hyper-Dressing a better choice?
That's why you should go back over it and wipe it to make it even. I spray a little bit of whatever it was that I used on the towel so I am not just removing it.
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