I am all in for the Gyeon. I am tired of replacing the tire shine every month. I used Gyeon on the Mustang 3 months ago and its still there. This is my happy face
In my opinion, it would be between Gyeon Q2 and Carpro Perl, with the edge to Gyeon Q2 for a couple instances. Personally, I enjoyed the results between those two products because they each took one application. Whereas the OG Tire Dressing and CG VRP both took two applications. Additionally, I preferred the look of Gyeon Q2’s post application of sheen in comparison to the other competitors. Lastly, I would choose Gyeon Q2 over the others due to its SiO2 capabilities; obviously helping prohibit debris and other road grime of sticking onto the face of the tire(s). All great products here for sure. But I personally think in the end, the Gyeon Q2 won it for me. And actually, being a professional detailer and running my own automotive detailing business, I’m upset with myself for not having this product readily available in my arsenal. (FYI, I already have Carpro Perl and CG VRP - lol) Please keep up the great content and reviews. We all appreciate it! 👍🏻
pearl wins over vrp and og for durabilty. even the owner from obsessed said his product is for applying fast for every wash and he would use and sells pearl for lasting longer. it would be a test between gyeon and pearl in the end.
Congrats on 20k subs! I know you’re going to get to 100k and more if you keep making great content like you do. If you’re taking requests for tire dressing to test, I’d like to see Aero Cosmetics Rubber Care, I’m planning to pick a bottle up when my Adam’s VRT runs out.
You're kinda right and I agree. The durability on some products are rather noticeable and thats what matters besides shine. Perl 1:1 lasts much longer on my tires rather than some other products.
They are all real similar. The SIO2 products last longer and fully dry on the tire. I have never been a fan of extreme durability on tire dressings. I want it to come off easy when I wash.
In other reviews, the reviewer showed the results after, say, a week or two. For some tire dressing products, when the dressing fades away, it leaves the tires looking ugly brown. Did any of these four products leave the tire looking ugly brown? Which of the four faded back to black-that is the one I would likely choose. Thanks for a great review-would love for you to follow-up with longevity results.
I don't dilute Perl. I'll apply one coat and wipe off any excess. Next wash I'll apply another coat and wipe off any excess. I may not reapply for the next two washes.
@@timkinley1779 Hey, Tim! On your next wash after applying PERL, do you scrub the tires like a “normal” wash before applying it again? Or do you just leave it as is and layer it? I say “normal” because scrubbing tires with a Tuf Shine brush (or something similar) and dedicated cleaner isn’t always a normal step for some of the non-fanatics out there. Thanks for your feedback!
@@PTerracina It varies depending on what the tires have endured. Not really any dirt or muddy roads in my area. I use P&S Brake Buster on the wheels and tires. But if the tires are not bad, I'll do a quick once over with a Tuff Shine brush. Or sometimes I'll just use the wash mitt and soad to go over the wheels and tires (if they are only dusty). Then apply another layer of Perl. Perl isn't really greasy when it dries and doesn't need to be scrubbed before applying again.
Thanks for the video! Just started using OG tire dressing. Easy application and looks great. Durability is not it’s strong point. I may have to try one of your contestants or go back to auto fanatics holeshot and I still use it for the black plastic trim on my Model Y. I can go a couple of weeks before I have to reapply.
Been using pearl & VRP for 2 years. I like VRP a little bit better because of the matte black finish. In addition, a gallon of VRP is only $35. I am very shocked that you didn’t point out the pricing for the Products. Nevertheless, it was a great video. You should make more videos
I used to use VRP, but here in Arizona it picks up dirt real easy, since moved on to Adam’s Graphene Tire Dressing and have been happy with the results
Have you had the chance to try cover all? I love the stuff. It's in an aerosol can. You spray it on a clean tire and walk away. It gives it the perfect look in my opinion. I haven't done specific testing with it since I wash my car often but it works for me. I'd love to know what you think.
Its a good one to try out. I have used it a bunch. My favs of the 4 are Gyeon and Carpro. Both look great and last a descent amount of time. Thanks for watching
I’m currently using Chemical guys Kicker Tire Shine… works well. I liked the Gyeon Q2 and might give it a try. I also have a white vehicle. What can I use to clean the dirt/stains that build behind the tires on the car paint?
An all purpose cleaner diluted down. Start with a weak solution and add as needed. Spot clean like this only. amzn.to/2WARjne After you get it cleaned up protect it with something like this amzn.to/3B4SaLN reapply as needed to keep it protected. I did a video with this stuff. Check it out ua-cam.com/video/3t75qEDo-Sk/v-deo.html Good stuff
Once again...another great video! I hate to be "that guy" but I think tire dressings are all about the same and it's more about the application and starting with clean tire. I'll have to try the Perl to see what all the hype is about. I like Jax Wax's Super Blue and CG Silk Shine...both work really well for me. Keep up the up the batlles....I can't get enough of this stuff and I'm always up to try new products.
I agree. I cleaned the rubber off of those before the application. Hahaha. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. I will look into those products for a future vid.
Try Lone Star tire shine. Blows these out of the water on durability. Absolutely zero sling. Has matte and high gloss options. Best tire shine available hands down.
Haha you missed KC Plast Star. That is the best. On par with Carpro PERL. Gyeon is not bad too. I like the old Gyeon. Nowadays, Gyeon is slowly turning like Chemical Guys 2.0 I'm not a Pro Detailer. Just a weekend warrior. But 8/10 pro detailers that i knew, told me that they hate Chemical Guys. Who need 70 shampoo and 100 wax??
Great comparison video. Pulling through again for us! I was using the CG VRP but switched to Adam's Graphene Tire Dressing about 4/5 months ago and love it. You should definitely try it out.
Gotta appreciate that the Adams video is recommended right below this one and was posted right when you made this comment. This man really listens to his followers.
I use bead maker as a drying aid and it offers good short term protection. Check out my latest video where I tested a good spray sealant. That will help too. Thanks for watching
Not too difficult to choose Jeremy , Four products - four tires LOL. I am using GYEON Q2M Tire Express, nice coconut smell 🥥 and look. Don’t know what is the difference with GYEON Q2 Tire. But form your video, I kind a like CarPro Pearl. Still a South Korean 🇰🇷 manufacturer 😎
👍👍👍❤️💚❤️👍👍👍 Thank you very good tips. What you think about Carpro Perl? Can use Carpro perl to all external, interior plastic, rubber,tyre and engine ??
Why no Adam’s VRT? For such a Mega Adam’s guy I would have expected this on the testing panel. Hahaha but seriously it got top marks on Scott H insane tire comparisons. Should give it a try!
Yeah I will for sure. These are products that have in my garage and use and like. I will widen the competition next time with some different ones. Thanks for watching
Great video I have 3 of the 4 (don't have OG). I tend to alternate between them. Of the 3 I think Perl and VRP are my favourites. Gyein just doesn't like my tyres. Nice looking wheels by the way best I have seen on a Tesla,
👍🤘rock it man another good one you should almost do something every other day lol. I know you use Adam’s products and have high expectations but how is there tire shine to competition
VRP, Perl, done!(For Me anyway!) Did You call Pan and suggest that He should upload a tire dressing video today? Lol! He did one this morning. Too funny!
Great video man personally my favorite was the carpro Perl simply because it's dark black but not to glossy however I was never a fan of any Chemical Guys products I used their car wash soaps detail sprays I never liked any of their stuff in my opinion garbage quality ! Obsessed Garage stuff and Gyeon are the top Noch car care products oh yeah also Koch Chemie love that brand.
Matt has been pretty open about him (and Scott) getting this from B&B Blending and just adding the color/scent. But my understanding was no one from the big boys was using that specific product offered by B&B which is why he had to go through the trouble of doing this and bottling it himself as opposed to just buying it?
@@Mari0o0o doesn't the OG contain SiO2? I'm sure Matt said it does. I can't see SiO2 mentioned in the Tire Kicker literature - surely Chemical Guys would mention it if it did contain it, because they know how WONDERFUL we all think SiO2 is! 😀
Try nv onyx tire dressing. Dark satin finish. But you kept mentioning vrp was water based. The way you said it implied it was different than the others in that sense. They are all water based.
i just got pearl in the mail this week. can't wait to try. i have been using adams vrt for years happily. all the product looked great. i went for pearl for durability. i clean the wheels every wash but skip tires a wash or two. my bmw only gets a few hours on the road a week though so that's why i don't wash them so often. the work van i wash once every 2 months so i need durability on them too. love the content bruddah! mahalo from california.
@@HawaiiDetailing update. peal was super easy to apply. i used undiluted. i actually found it to be kinda shiny vs a matte finish. i did a light padded wipe like you in the video 15 min after. the next day i did an aggressive wipe to bring it down further. still was shiny between the tread meeting side wall. at that point i wasn't going to rub the microfiber with my finger between each tread. i think i over applied maybe. used what i normally use with adam's vrt. can't wait to see after one wash not trying to get brake buster foam on it. also test tried on rubber seal at door sill. you could feel the rubber getting the love it needed. want to do the entire car now. lol.
Now 1 day later, take the car outside ND power wash with water only 3 times each tire. Then show and we will decide. My experience Perl washes off in rain quick. OG also.
Yeah they all do. After rain the whole car is dirty so I wash the car and wheels and throw a quick coat on the tires to freshen up. Thanks for watching
Not that I have used. I personally don’t want it to last that long. If it’s that durable then it Is a pain to get off the tire with a routine wash. I don’t like caking products on top of each other. After the car gets dirty and needs a wash I don’t mind washing the wheels and reapplying the dressing to the tires. That’s my thoughts but it is personal preference. Thanks for watching
Tried perl and OG after years with VRP. Then tried Adams graphene tire dressing . I have customers that go a month with it still looking awesome. Check it out!! Great video and watching your subs go up!!👍
It's great, it'll last about 2 weeks and doesn't have any sling off. It's pretty messy due to it being a gel, so you should wear gloves when applying it. I dropped it though because I couldn't confirm whether or not iid it was solvent or water-based. Because solvent-based tire shine can damage your tire sidewalls over time.
Check out the 10 day update ua-cam.com/video/hcW_A1xgP4c/v-deo.html
This guy is so damn easy to like. It’s not just good content but good vibes too. I can dig it.
Thank you. I appreciate it
I am all in for the Gyeon. I am tired of replacing the tire shine every month. I used Gyeon on the Mustang 3 months ago and its still there. This is my happy face
Good to hear. Thanks for sharing
That is awesome. Did you happen to heat the tire as well or just apply like normal to a clean tire?
@@jetsetter883 No, I just put it on the clean tire
It's impossible not to like you man. You are one cool dude and a great teacher as well. Thanks for this video, Im now subscribed!
I appreciate that!
They all look fantastic on day one - please do a follow up video on day 7 or day 10. This will be the real world test
Thanks for watching. I will do an update for sure.
Been using Perl for years up until Gyeon Tire came along which lasts so much longer repelling the water & dirt.
Gyeon is a great dressing. I was impressed. Thanks for watching
Love Gyeon. I'll have to try some.
Trying Gyeon tire now as well. Perl is lovely but doesn't last too long on tyres.
Great video ! I watch all your review and look forward to the infinite slam lol. Thanks so much and I’m kinda liking the VRP ?
Try carpro Perl. It’s a good one.
In my opinion, it would be between Gyeon Q2 and Carpro Perl, with the edge to Gyeon Q2 for a couple instances. Personally, I enjoyed the results between those two products because they each took one application. Whereas the OG Tire Dressing and CG VRP both took two applications. Additionally, I preferred the look of Gyeon Q2’s post application of sheen in comparison to the other competitors. Lastly, I would choose Gyeon Q2 over the others due to its SiO2 capabilities; obviously helping prohibit debris and other road grime of sticking onto the face of the tire(s). All great products here for sure. But I personally think in the end, the Gyeon Q2 won it for me. And actually, being a professional detailer and running my own automotive detailing business, I’m upset with myself for not having this product readily available in my arsenal. (FYI, I already have Carpro Perl and CG VRP - lol) Please keep up the great content and reviews. We all appreciate it! 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Gyeon is definitely worth a try. I have been liking it for sure. Thanks for watching the channel.
Would like to see how each product holds up after driving in the rain That will separate the boys from the men.
pearl wins over vrp and og for durabilty. even the owner from obsessed said his product is for applying fast for every wash and he would use and sells pearl for lasting longer. it would be a test between gyeon and pearl in the end.
Vrp a day at most doesn’t last long at all but goes on nice
I will follow up in a week or so. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing gonna definitely try the other 2 gyeon & OG!!!
CarPro Perl for the win! I use it for interior also, love that it can be diluted.
I like it too. Thanks for watching
Congrats on 20k subs! I know you’re going to get to 100k and more if you keep making great content like you do.
If you’re taking requests for tire dressing to test, I’d like to see Aero Cosmetics Rubber Care, I’m planning to pick a bottle up when my Adam’s VRT runs out.
Thanks. I appreciate it. I would like to get some but they don't ship to hawaii??
i think all this tire dressing products are similar, its just about marketing and pricing, great video again my favorite channel :)
You're kinda right and I agree. The durability on some products are rather noticeable and thats what matters besides shine. Perl 1:1 lasts much longer on my tires rather than some other products.
They are all real similar. The SIO2 products last longer and fully dry on the tire. I have never been a fan of extreme durability on tire dressings. I want it to come off easy when I wash.
First. Been looking at VRP for my new go to, but Perl looks awesome. Always worried about sling though. Great video.
I have not had any sling with Perl. Thanks for watching.
I would like to see you test Dura Coat tire sealant. I have used VRP and it looks great for a few days but my go to is CarPro Pearl.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will look at it for sure. Carpro perl is a great dressing.
I finally broke down and bought Dura coat and I have to say, pretty damn impressed.
In other reviews, the reviewer showed the results after, say, a week or two. For some tire dressing products, when the dressing fades away, it leaves the tires looking ugly brown. Did any of these four products leave the tire looking ugly brown? Which of the four faded back to black-that is the one I would likely choose. Thanks for a great review-would love for you to follow-up with longevity results.
Just got a bottle of Gyeon and can’t wait for the weekend wash to try it. Enjoying your channel!
Thanks. Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching
Outstanding video. Thanks for the comparison and I look forward to watching some more of your videos.
Thanks
You're a champ! I do want to mention Pearl (diluted 1:1) looks better and lasts longer after using it a few times in a row. I apply it twice.
I don't dilute Perl. I'll apply one coat and wipe off any excess. Next wash I'll apply another coat and wipe off any excess. I may not reapply for the next two washes.
Yeah man it works well diluted. I run it straight and knock it down as needed. Thanks for watching
@@timkinley1779 Hey, Tim! On your next wash after applying PERL, do you scrub the tires like a “normal” wash before applying it again? Or do you just leave it as is and layer it?
I say “normal” because scrubbing tires with a Tuf Shine brush (or something similar) and dedicated cleaner isn’t always a normal step for some of the non-fanatics out there. Thanks for your feedback!
@@PTerracina It varies depending on what the tires have endured. Not really any dirt or muddy roads in my area. I use P&S Brake Buster on the wheels and tires. But if the tires are not bad, I'll do a quick once over with a Tuff Shine brush. Or sometimes I'll just use the wash mitt and soad to go over the wheels and tires (if they are only dusty). Then apply another layer of Perl. Perl isn't really greasy when it dries and doesn't need to be scrubbed before applying again.
Perl is the winner and in my opinion it’s not even close!
Perl is great stuff. Thanks for watching
Gyeon Tire FTW. No residue and long lasting performance.
Gyeon was a surprisingly good product. Neck and neck with Perl. I will look at them in a week or so and see what they look like. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video! Just started using OG tire dressing. Easy application and looks great. Durability is not it’s strong point. I may have to try one of your contestants or go back to auto fanatics holeshot and I still use it for the black plastic trim on my Model Y. I can go a couple of weeks before I have to reapply.
Give the Carpro Perl or Gyeon a try. Both are good. I have been liking the Gyeon lately. Thanks for watching
Been using pearl & VRP for 2 years. I like VRP a little bit better because of the matte black finish. In addition, a gallon of VRP is only $35. I am very shocked that you didn’t point out the pricing for the Products. Nevertheless, it was a great video. You should make more videos
Thanks for watching. I usually do the pricing but will make sure to do it in future vids. I like VRP also. It’s good stuff.
@@HawaiiDetailing can’t wait for the next video :D by the way, is the tire applicator Adams? Or is it a different manufacture ?
I use a different one. Same basic design but more economical. I updated the description with the links if you want to see them. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing oh wow ! I didn’t even see the link. Thank you so much ! You Rock !
And you can delute it 4 to 1 and use it as a spray on. This is my main source of product.
Currently use VRP. I will try Perl. Thanks for the video.
Your welcome. Thanks for watching
Congratulations brother 20k 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Tony. I appreciate it
I used to use VRP, but here in Arizona it picks up dirt real easy, since moved on to Adam’s Graphene Tire Dressing and have been happy with the results
Good to hear. Thanks for watching
Have you had the chance to try cover all? I love the stuff. It's in an aerosol can. You spray it on a clean tire and walk away. It gives it the perfect look in my opinion. I haven't done specific testing with it since I wash my car often but it works for me. I'd love to know what you think.
Thanks for the suggestion. Will look into it. Thanks for watching
All of them look great. I've been using Xtreme Solutions Longevity and have been happy with it. It seems to last quite a few washes for me.
Thanks for sharing!
VRP has been a winner for me for years. All of the others you tested are top notch. Can't go wrong with any of them.
🤙🏻 Aloha
Thanks for watching. I agree. Aloha.
To me OG looked the best. I use car pro pearl, a lot of guys swear on geon, so I’m torn on my next dressing.
What’s better car pro Perl or viper dressing from ultra clean ?
Next on my list to try is Gyeon, thanks for the video!!! I must say that OG dressing was just ok, once I use up that bottle I’ll not be rebuying.
Its a good one to try out. I have used it a bunch. My favs of the 4 are Gyeon and Carpro. Both look great and last a descent amount of time. Thanks for watching
Always like to watch these videos. One of my favorites that I don't see mentioned much is Koch Chemie Plast Star.
I will check it out. Thanks for watching
I’m currently using Chemical guys Kicker Tire Shine… works well. I liked the Gyeon Q2 and might give it a try. I also have a white vehicle. What can I use to clean the dirt/stains that build behind the tires on the car paint?
An all purpose cleaner diluted down. Start with a weak solution and add as needed. Spot clean like this only. amzn.to/2WARjne After you get it cleaned up protect it with something like this amzn.to/3B4SaLN
reapply as needed to keep it protected. I did a video with this stuff. Check it out ua-cam.com/video/3t75qEDo-Sk/v-deo.html
Good stuff
Once again...another great video!
I hate to be "that guy" but I think tire dressings are all about the same and it's more about the application and starting with clean tire. I'll have to try the Perl to see what all the hype is about. I like Jax Wax's Super Blue and CG Silk Shine...both work really well for me.
Keep up the up the batlles....I can't get enough of this stuff and I'm always up to try new products.
I agree. I cleaned the rubber off of those before the application. Hahaha. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. I will look into those products for a future vid.
VRP for the win! Last a long time if you properly prep the tire.
Easily makes it to the next wash and that’s what I am interested in. Thanks for watching
Try Lone Star tire shine. Blows these out of the water on durability. Absolutely zero sling. Has matte and high gloss options. Best tire shine available hands down.
Will do. i will see about bringing some in and put it against my favs
Haha you missed KC Plast Star. That is the best. On par with Carpro PERL.
Gyeon is not bad too. I like the old Gyeon. Nowadays, Gyeon is slowly turning like Chemical Guys 2.0
I'm not a Pro Detailer. Just a weekend warrior. But 8/10 pro detailers that i knew, told me that they hate Chemical Guys. Who need 70 shampoo and 100 wax??
Yeah CG has a lot of duds. Hahaha. They are famous for being in every city and have a store to visit. Not many others even bother. Thanks for watching
Great comparison video. Pulling through again for us! I was using the CG VRP but switched to Adam's Graphene Tire Dressing about 4/5 months ago and love it. You should definitely try it out.
Thanks for sharing and watching
Gotta appreciate that the Adams video is recommended right below this one and was posted right when you made this comment. This man really listens to his followers.
OG 3 applications is crazy. I’d love to want it but not at 3 applications
Out of the 4 I’ve only used VRP and I love it. No sling, easy application, and looks great (satin new tire look, not too shiny).
I like it too. Have used it a long time. Thanks for watching
Try the Gyeon. lasts a long time and looks easily as good as VRP
Same experience here as you but I might give the Gyeon a try.
VRP is my all around application inside and out. I even delute it 4 to 1 and spray on interior.
Go totally Obsessed Garage Bro and de-nib those tires
Naaa. I leave them on there. Hahahaha. Thanks for wathing
can't go wrong with any . VRP is my go too every time . might try the geon as well. thx bro aloha from AZ
I agree. Like them all. Aloha.
What do you use to protect your headlights and camera lenses on your car from yellowing.
I use bead maker as a drying aid and it offers good short term protection. Check out my latest video where I tested a good spray sealant. That will help too. Thanks for watching
Not too difficult to choose Jeremy , Four products - four tires LOL. I am using GYEON Q2M Tire Express, nice coconut smell 🥥 and look. Don’t know what is the difference with GYEON Q2 Tire. But form your video, I kind a like CarPro Pearl. Still a South Korean 🇰🇷 manufacturer 😎
Thanks for watching I like them all.
I have gyeon tire, I have tire express to test on my daily. No chance yet
I know you only have 4 tires to test on but where would you rank Adam’s Polishes VRT?
And when are you gonna de-nib those tires?
Hahaha. I have never used Adam’s VRT. Thanks for watching
I like the pearl look the best, and has the best looking bottle
Perl is a great dressing. Thanks for watching
👍👍👍❤️💚❤️👍👍👍
Thank you very good tips.
What you think about Carpro Perl?
Can use Carpro perl to all external, interior plastic, rubber,tyre and engine ??
Yes. Can he diluted too.
For the price of those mini tiny bottles you can get any hyper dressing like maguiars one gallon or any other brand with same results.
Man, that VRP is good stuff inside and out
Yes it is. Thanks for watching
My fav is mud tire gel by Ammo. Matt finish. I’ll say one thing, Geon has very cool bottles!
Yes it does. It looks good and is durable.
OG hands down
Thanks for watching
Outstanding content brother, I don't even know your name, is it Peter?
Thanks. It’s Jeremy.
OG looks real solid
I have been using it. It’s a good product.
I use Gyeon Q2 Tire and I like it.
Yeah its a good product
Fireball Ultimate Tire Coating and CarPro Perl are top shelf products.
Yeah. Thanks for watching
Why no Adam’s VRT? For such a Mega Adam’s guy I would have expected this on the testing panel. Hahaha but seriously it got top marks on Scott H insane tire comparisons. Should give it a try!
Yeah I will for sure. These are products that have in my garage and use and like. I will widen the competition next time with some different ones. Thanks for watching
Great video I have 3 of the 4 (don't have OG). I tend to alternate between them. Of the 3 I think Perl and VRP are my favourites. Gyein just doesn't like my tyres. Nice looking wheels by the way best I have seen on a Tesla,
Thanks. I appreciate it. I rotate between these 4. They are my favs right now.
VRP is easy to get your hands on, and I have had a good time diluting it in a spray bottle (shake well lol) and using on interior black plastics.
Yeah. Good stuff. I agree.
👍🤘rock it man another good one you should almost do something every other day lol.
I know you use Adam’s products and have high expectations but how is there tire shine to competition
Thanks a lot. I plan on getting some in. Thanks for watching the channel
VRP, Perl, done!(For Me anyway!)
Did You call Pan and suggest that He should upload a tire dressing video today? Lol! He did one this morning. Too funny!
Hahaha. Crazy. Just a coincidence I guess. Thanks for watching.
@@HawaiiDetailing Always a pleasure! Keep up the good work!!!
How do you clean the applicator used in this demonstration? Are they a one time use foam applicator?
No need to clean it. Use it over and over again.
If you use the same dressing you can reuse it. If you want you can wash it in the washing machine with some Rags To riches microfiber detergent
You should do a video on the new P&S Knock Off Wheel Cleaner. I heard its better than the P&S Brake Buster wheel cleaner.
I will look into it. Thanks
It's be nice to see how glossy they can get every dressing is matte capable but only ain't high gloss
OG all day long
I like it to. Thanks for watching
Another great test , for a weekend worrior, I’m a C G V R P guy . When I start doing it for money, may change up . Good price. N J .
Can’t go wrong with VRP. Thanks for watching
Id be surprised if any of em outlast perl. Gyeon might give it a run for its money
Gyeon is tough. Just filmed an update. Will put it up in a few days
Hey Jeremy. It’ll be cool if you did a “DAY IN THE LIFE @. TESLA DETAILING”
One day I will for sure. Thanks for watching and following the channel.
Great video man personally my favorite was the carpro Perl simply because it's dark black but not to glossy however I was never a fan of any Chemical Guys products I used their car wash soaps detail sprays I never liked any of their stuff in my opinion garbage quality ! Obsessed Garage stuff and Gyeon are the top Noch car care products oh yeah also Koch Chemie love that brand.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts
If you want a cheaper version of the Obsessed Garage stuff. Grab a bottle of Chemical Guys Tire Kicker, same exact formula
How do you know?
Matt has been pretty open about him (and Scott) getting this from B&B Blending and just adding the color/scent. But my understanding was no one from the big boys was using that specific product offered by B&B which is why he had to go through the trouble of doing this and bottling it himself as opposed to just buying it?
@@Mari0o0o doesn't the OG contain SiO2? I'm sure Matt said it does. I can't see SiO2 mentioned in the Tire Kicker literature - surely Chemical Guys would mention it if it did contain it, because they know how WONDERFUL we all think SiO2 is! 😀
Great demo!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Is the gyeon better than autoglym tyre gel?
I am not familiar with that product.
Give Gtechniq T1 a try. Deep black satin finish with great durability.
I will. Thanks for watching
Awesome video
Thanks!
Try nv onyx tire dressing. Dark satin finish. But you kept mentioning vrp was water based. The way you said it implied it was different than the others in that sense. They are all water based.
Will look into it. Thanks. Yeah I was trying to say that there is no silicone component in there so it washes away with water.
What applicator are you using
Links in the description
Carpro Perl for me
Yes. Good stuff. Where were you at 6. Come on man.
Perl is great. U can dilute 1.1 and very economical
Yes its good stuff
i just got pearl in the mail this week. can't wait to try. i have been using adams vrt for years happily. all the product looked great. i went for pearl for durability. i clean the wheels every wash but skip tires a wash or two. my bmw only gets a few hours on the road a week though so that's why i don't wash them so often. the work van i wash once every 2 months so i need durability on them too. love the content bruddah! mahalo from california.
Good plan. Perl will give some better durability. Mahalo.
@@HawaiiDetailing update. peal was super easy to apply. i used undiluted. i actually found it to be kinda shiny vs a matte finish. i did a light padded wipe like you in the video 15 min after. the next day i did an aggressive wipe to bring it down further. still was shiny between the tread meeting side wall. at that point i wasn't going to rub the microfiber with my finger between each tread. i think i over applied maybe. used what i normally use with adam's vrt. can't wait to see after one wash not trying to get brake buster foam on it. also test tried on rubber seal at door sill. you could feel the rubber getting the love it needed. want to do the entire car now. lol.
Now 1 day later, take the car outside ND power wash with water only 3 times each tire. Then show and we will decide. My experience Perl washes off in rain quick. OG also.
Yeah they all do. After rain the whole car is dirty so I wash the car and wheels and throw a quick coat on the tires to freshen up. Thanks for watching
Carpro Perl Straight Up
Good choice. Thanks for watching
Great video! You should check out P&S Hawaiian Shine!
Good idea. Thanks
NV Onyx is my new Top dressing. I have every product in this video except the Obsessed Garage one, and I believe Nv Onyx is superior.
You should try KC Plast Star
Will have to check it out. Thanks
Carpro pearl 💯
Yeah. Good stuf
CarPro Perl . 🤙
Great dressing.
Buen video 👍
Thanks.
Is there really a tire dressing that lasts for months?
Not that I have used. I personally don’t want it to last that long. If it’s that durable then it Is a pain to get off the tire with a routine wash. I don’t like caking products on top of each other. After the car gets dirty and needs a wash I don’t mind washing the wheels and reapplying the dressing to the tires. That’s my thoughts but it is personal preference. Thanks for watching
that Gyeon looks great! Pan put out a tire shine vid today also, the Adams Graphene looks great too!
I like the Gyeon for sure. Good stuff. Thanks for watching
OBSSSSD Tire dressing gives a great matte finish.
Yeah it does a good job.
1) PERL 2) Gyeon 3) OG 4) VRP
Thanks for the scores. Thanks for watching
Carpro Perl 1:1
Good stuff. Thanks for watching
Koch chemie pss would have been a good contender!
I will do that one soon. Thanks for watching
Great test, but you omitted a really good tire dressing, adams graphene tire dressing.
Will try that one soon. Thanks for watching
Tried perl and OG after years with VRP. Then tried Adams graphene tire dressing . I have customers that go a month with it still looking awesome. Check it out!! Great video and watching your subs go up!!👍
@@Scwdetail thanks a lot. I will check it out for sure. Thanks for watching and following the channel
I was my truck twice a week. I use vrp. I don't like shine
Yeah. I like it too. Thanks for watching
I like my VRP I wash my car every other week so works out great for me, I wouldn’t wash it once a month 😂🤷🏻♂️
I agree. good stuff for short term durability
Alriiiiight
Yeahhh.
@@HawaiiDetailing 😂
VRP all the way.. :-)
I like it too. Good in its own way. Thanks for watching
Perl 1:1 is god status
It’s good for sure. Thanks for watching
It's hard to tell when you're up close and personal on it. Can't get an actual look of the tire
Not into cg they’re just a marketing company. Carpro is a legit ceramics chemical company
How McGuires wet gel the purple one
Will give it a look. Thanks.
It's great, it'll last about 2 weeks and doesn't have any sling off. It's pretty messy due to it being a gel, so you should wear gloves when applying it.
I dropped it though because I couldn't confirm whether or not iid it was solvent or water-based. Because solvent-based tire shine can damage your tire sidewalls over time.