regarding tire dressing- I thought I'd add my two cents- try a product
called Wesley's Black Magic. It's a gel like stuff that makes your tires
sheen like the showroom floor tires. It's kind of greasy and it attracts
dust and what not.. but it REALLY looks nice when done properly and lasts at
least a few days.
-Eric
Black '99 Dakota Sport
4x4 Club Cab
5.2L 318 Automatic
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Duncan [mailto:baduncan@efogm.msd.ray.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 3:51 PM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: Re: DML: Waxing with Gold Class
Chad,
I use both products as well on my Dakota. Their "Tire Gel" works good
too. No more Armor-All splatter around my wheel wells to attract dirt
and dust!
-- Brian Duncan '99 Dakota CC SLT, 5.2L, 3.55, Auto., 4x4, Deep Amethyst Heart of Dixie! Alabama.RCPL-VAN CNIWR wrote: > > > > Well, I waxed my R/T finally. I started with Meguiars Swirl Remover > polish #7 on the swirly spots that needed it (thank you, dealer prep, > NOT!), and then proceeded to wax with Meguiars Gold Class wax. Took me > a few hours (hand wax) for everything, but I'm glad I did it. The > polish works quite well. I was happy with the results, and usually I'm > not happy with polishes. The wax went on as easily as any other > liquid wax, with the roof and hood being the hardest panels to buff. I > guess that because they have the most surface contaminants on them. > After the wax hazes over, I would take a towel and remove most of the > wax off, leaving the left over to buff off with my polishing cloth. I > got the little wax spots all over the panel. They came off, but it > took a lot of buffing to do so. Weird. Anyhoo, I would recommend both > products. > > Chad Niwranski > 99 R/T CC Black/agate > Abbotsford, BC
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