[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Memphis SS

Thanks for sharing, Only thing I do different is I wash the back said of the rims and spokes

Youre welcome! Yeah i did too, i just didnt show it on tbe video because i tried to keep it short and to the point!

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by CamaroBody

Thanks I just bought this from Amazon and was initially considering Griotts. I have so many Adams products now (some in gallon form).

http://a.co/cSdsvDR

Still trying to determine the applicator pad. The curved ones seem nice but from what I have been reading its better to find one that holds up.

http://a.co/7Q8TIIo

http://a.co/82RIPRX

http://a.co/gfjOxz3



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Nicee glad to hear others having positive experiences! I got yhe app pad they had on adams it was a block of foam but seems to work well for my low profile tires, th curves ones seem to go too much into my rim.

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by devnull

I tried, but they are still dirty!

(haha, just kidding. NICE video! Subscribed...)

Hahaha now thatd a dirty car and wow thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed my video! Check out my other video about the undercarriage washer that can come in handy for your jeep

[devnull]

Originally Posted by luke2220

Hahaha now thatd a dirty car and wow thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed my video! Check out my other video about the undercarriage washer that can come in handy for your jeep

Heading to Lowes in the AM brother... THANKS!

No lie, that picture was taken with 7 miles on the odometer (on the way home from the dealership).

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by devnull

Heading to Lowes in the AM brother... THANKS!

No lie, that picture was taken with 7 miles on the odometer (on the way home from the dealership).

hahah nicee!! let me know how you make out with the washer!

hahaah you must a took a quick detour through a swamp on your way home from the dealer

[mrtoner]

Originally Posted by slick3

While I appreciate the video, I think 99 percent of us have been washing our wheels this way for 20 years lol

LOL or, 40-50 years for some of us older timers......

[YellowFin]

Originally Posted by luke2220

Hi there,

Check out my video that shows you how to give your tires that new, deep black look!! I hope you enjoy it and are able to get your tires looking new!



https://youtu.be/aGQyzzpEH8o

Do you have other how to videos?

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by YellowFin

Do you have other how to videos?

Yes i do check out my channel... there are all different subjects.. i hope you enjoy them!

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCDocJj7E92UkgZW05nJPSHA

[01pewterz28]

Great video thanks for sharing some us already do this but others may not plus some may not be aware of VRT

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by 01pewterz28

Great video thanks for sharing some us already do this but others may not plus some may not be aware of VRT

Thank you! im glad you enjoyed it and exactly, it was a video for beginners or people unaware of VRT

[HalfMoon]

Just a tip, something I've been doing for about 25 years: Don't rub a rag on the tires and then on a painted wheel.

Grab some dedicated tire brushes and some dedicated wheel brushes and or wheel woolies.

I use a cheap, stiff brush for the tires, like this: http://a.co/9Ar6A1X

I use various boars hair brushes for the wheels:

http://a.co/5uErX2F
http://a.co/j7ox79w
http://a.co/0Kayg37

Also, another thing I've been doing since 1988: Dry your wheels and car with a high speed electric leaf blower. I use a 250+ MPH Toro and a metrovac sidekick. If your car is waxed/sealed or has ceramic coating the water flys right off.

Lastly, if you do ceramic coating, remember you can do your wheels and calipers too. I've done my last 2 C7's and 2 other cars and the wheel barrels and brembo calipers are very simple to clean (most of the time they get 95% clean just with the pressure washer) and reduces the brushing effort.

[Glen e]

The easiest way I found to protect my wheels is in my signature. See the link. As for the tires, every tire dressing I've ever used lasts a month. VRT Is good, but conventional. I don't want to do it every month.The new product below Si02 coats the tire. Now I get 3 to 4 months.

http://www.autogeek.net/gyeon-tire.html

[HalfMoon]

Originally Posted by Glen e

The easiest way I found to protect my wheels is in my signature. See the link. As for the tires, every tire dressing I've ever used lasts a month. VRT Is good, but conventional. I don't want to do it every month.The new product below Si02 coats the tire. Now I get 3 to 4 months.

http://www.autogeek.net/gyeon-tire.html

Hey Glen, good to see you're still active over here after you sold the Corvette.

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by HalfMoon

Hey Glen, good to see you're still active over here after you sold the Corvette.

Thx! Loved that car, just sat too low to be my DD.....