Wheel/Tire Product Series: E9 - Adam's Tire Dressing Applicator

I know these are $2.00 blocks of foam and you could probably cut them out for less yourself, but I don't know what foam to use, where to get, or how to cut it. So these are the one I use to apply CarPro Perl to my tires.

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[vinnybonaddio]

I keep mine in a ziploc bag in between uses. I find it keeps the foam from drying out and whatever product is left on there moist.

[yusuihang]

Since I learned--from your channel--that Meguiar's hyper dressing evenly disperse itself on a wet surface and doesn't require wipe down, I just squirt a little hyper dressing on wet tires, and that's it. Works well enough for me.

[markbutcher]

Forgot to add - nice videos, they give us all some great things to discuss and products to try in our detailing world. Michigan for me LOL.

[andresfc]

Hey there Matt.

First of all thanks for the great videos and congrats on the channel.

The main reason of the comment is to propose an idea for a video: Coating for wheels. CarPro Cquartz UK? CarPro Dlux? other coatings? Is it worth it, durability etc.

[DurangoRT]

If you wash your sponge it'll last quite a bit longer.

[MyStonerMind]

Hey man I was watching your JTR woofer video last night and decided to search for more of them this morning on YouTube.
I typed 'JTR WOOFER' into the search field when by chance I came across ANOTHER channel that has been uploading YOUR videos.
The channel name is 'Leaving for the mountains' and has a picture of a woman as its icon.
You need to copyright take-down a few of those videos and hopefully the channel is shut down.
If I wasn't impressed by that JTR woofer you have, I wouldn't have searched for more this morning and I wouldn't be telling you this now.
Good luck man!

[markbutcher]

I have been giving Detail King Black Out Tire and Rubber whirl on my 17 Yukon. I have to say I simply love it. I have used numerous other tire dressings and this last as long or longer, shines better IMHO and does not sling at all. I am very impressed and at $34 bucks a gallon very reasonable. I haven't used it as a wheel well dressing as mine has the fuzzy fabric type but works great on the lower trim pieces and spoiler as well as under the hood too.