Adam's Polishes Silica Infused VRT Tire & Trim Dressing - Durable UV Protection and Water Repellent - Leaves a Crisp Freshly Detailed Look - Dress Tires or Trim Without Worry of Slinging (New 16 oz)

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Allow the dressing to penetrate and dry for 10-15 minutes and wipe down any excess using an Adam’s Edgeless Utility Towel and ensure no product was left on unintended surfaces such as rims and paintwork. This versatile spray is perfect for touch-ups and use in between car washes. It won't leave behind a greasy appearance or feel, making it a great choice for car enthusiasts who want a clean, polished look. The 303 Detailer Spray is safe for clear coat, fiberglass, chrome, stainless steel and glass. It contains no solvent-based silicone oils, which means it won't harm the finish on the clear coat of any vehicle, including your favorite collector car. Introducing the revolutionary Q² Tire – the first and only SiO₂-based tire coating in the market. With its superior durability and stunning visual effects, this product is a game-changer in tire protection and enhancement.

Introducing the 3D Speed Tire Dressing, a top-of-the-line water-based tire shine that offers a long-lasting and high-gloss finish! The non-greasy formula is safe and effective on various surfaces, including rubber and vinyl, making it an ideal product for car enthusiasts.Another natural option is to use a mixture of water and vinegar. Vinegar not only provides UV protection but also helps to remove any built-up dirt or grime on the tires. Mix one part vinegar with two parts water and apply to the tires with a cloth. Let it sit for a few minutes before wiping off any excess. This non-greasy formula is specially designed to leave your vehicle's trim with a satin finish that will not attract dirt or dust. It's perfect for those who want to keep their car's surfaces looking clean and new. Vinyl, rubber, and trim components are the first symptom showers of aging, neglected vehicles. The sun’s UV rays bleach the color away from the components and give them a grey, faded and aged appearance desperate for a revitalizing, nourishing dressing. Adam’s VRT provides a satin, crisp shine to surfaces when properly applied. For users wanting a more glossy or wet look, we recommend our Tire Shine for that added sheen. This should be used on a washed, decontaminated, and dried surface before application to ensure proper application. Surfaces can be in full sunlight but should be cool to the touch before applying to avoid high or low spots in the finished product.

The zero sling formula and water-based formulation ensure that the tire dressing provides a curing coating like performance that seals your tires over time. This allows your tires to be easily cleaned between applications, making maintenance a breeze. You can apply the product directly on a tire shine applicator or spray it directly onto the tire face or treads. Additionally, VRT creates a water repellent layer on the surface it is applied to. This advanced formulation reduces the surface tension and allows water to bead up, making it easy to remove. Whether you're treating your tires or vinyl/trim, water stays at the surface, avoiding any chance of penetrating the surface and creating unsightly water spots.To achieve perfect like-new results while detailing your wheels and tires, you need a wheel cleaner, wheel brush, tire brush, and tire cleaner. Pair with Adam's Pro Tire Hex Grip Applicator to level the product for a perfect finish and keep your hands clean from your tire shine. Introducing Adam's VRT, a water-based dressing that will leave your tires and trim looking like new! This product is infused with SiO2 silica polymer technology, allowing it to protect your plastics and tires with a durable SPF 35 layer of UV protection. The SiO2 silica polymer technology has taken an already great product and made it even better!

Dress your Vinyl, Rubber, & Trim with this water-based product. Protect from sun fading, oxidation, and without the worry of slinging!

Best Tire Dressing For Uv Protection FAQs

Naturally, one direct comparison many will make is Graphene Tire Dressing™ and Graphene VRT™ - how are they different? Much of the difference is related to details “under the hood” – what is the ratio of the different silicone fluids, what polymers and resins are included or missing, how the emulsions are built for their intended purpose – but the largest difference is obviously the viscosity. The two formulations are made to suite different purposes in the detailing process.