CarPro PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant 1 Liter
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In any case, I wouldn't use such a substance on a garage floor. What's with the rubber? You only use it on the sides, not the tread.
Michael- It's likely to work on a rubber RV roof in the same way it does on other rubber/plastic parts. If a not- If you want a gleaming appearance, this product will suffice. I've only used it on black rubber/plastic parts before, so I'm not sure how it would look on something else (I'm not sure what color your RV roof is). I'm guessing light tan or white). Best of luck!
Because it's a concentrate, you'll need to dilute it with water in a spray bottle.
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This is an excellent product that has been diluted 10 times. 1 and gives my rubber and plastics a nice matte finish. br>br>Unlike other tire shines, Car Pro Perl will not attract dust or dirt. It only treats and protects one application for about two weeks. 3 weeks in either dry or humid conditions I'm interested to see how it performs in the rain. br>br>Overall, the best bang for your buck is to dilute the product to the desired shine. 1 produces a slick sheen, similar to that of oil on rubber, and 10: 1 simulates rubber in its natural state. 1 adds a bit of gleam. br>br>A diluted bottle of br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b 20 spray bottles with a capacity of 16 ounces br>br>Pro Tip: If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, try using the words "innovative Dissolve in De- The product will be more stable if it is made with ionized or filtered water.
In my case, I was working on a spotlessly clean surface. Dust literally paints itself on degreased tires because the product is so tacky. That might not be a problem if your vehicle never left the comfort of paved roads, but I live at the end of a dirt road (so I'm used to it and don't dress my tires very often), and it was a pain. Chemical Guys, for example, is an example of a different type of product. Adams dry completely, and while dust still adheres to them, it's nothing compared to this. br>br>However, this product has a very strong darkening effect. Plastics that have faded will have a difficult time surviving. Even after buffing off the majority of the excess material, this product still has a darkening effect when dilute. which I absolutely adore. High-gloss finishes irritate me, as do plastic-like materials. Like sheens, I prefer a dark, natural/OEM finish, which this product will provide. br>br>I'm not impressed with its ability to resist water. I believe that branding it as an SI02 dressing was based on other product success and marketing ploys; however, I do not believe that it repels or resists water better than anything else on the market. I'm hesitant to use it frequently because the sheen lasts a long time and even after being hit with a pressure washer on (tires). Obviously, it loses the majority of its luster - However, the tire's even color remains, which is a plus; other products become soiled and uneven, whereas this does not. br>br>I'll use it, but not as much during the summer, and update my review once the rains arrive this season to give it a chance to shine. Its versatility already gives it an advantage, and the darkening effect is worth a lot of points, but it needs to dry faster as a tire dressing, in my opinion.
It's a fantastic product!br>I believe you get a lot of bang for your buck because you can easily dilute it to double or triple the amount in a single bottle. br>br>On exterior trim, it has a tendency to run and drip down the paint work when first applied, but a quick car wash will clean up the paint while keeping the CarPro Pearl look on the trim. It holds onto the plastic trim very well and repels water very nicely. It almost looks like freshly waxed paint with water beads on it. br>br>I painted it on my faded grey and black trim about a month ago, and it's still looking great. Even after a few car washes and some rain. br>Dirt is no longer adhered to the tires. After a month, I tried scrubbing the side walls with a heavy-duty cleaner, but no brown appeared; there was nothing to clean! When hand-washing, I'll simply hose off the tires and be done with it. br>br>I can't say enough good things about CarPro Pearl; it easily outperforms 303!.
I recently applied PERL to the dash of my wife's SUV and was pleasantly surprised by the slightly tacky, slightly glossy texture it left behind. It's comforting to know that this thin layer of protection will shield the dash from UV rays for the next few months while also making dust removal easier. br>br>Although the instructions say to use a microfiber towel, I prefer to use a foam or microfiber applicator pad. It will aid in the even application of the product across the dash. To remove any remaining spots, I would wipe them away with a clean, soft microfiber towel.
I've tried a lot of different tire dressings and shines, and this one is by far the most user-friendly! I didn't want a tire shine; all I wanted was a nice semi-gloss dressing to bring out the black in my tires. This isn't a high-gloss tire shine; rather, it's a semi-gloss. It can also be diluted for a more matte appearance. It's simple to work with and doesn't leave your hands feeling greasy.
5 (as directed). It gives off a nice, dark black color. The look isn't a gleaming, super reflective black, as many video reviews claim. I recently purchased a new car with black Nappa leather, and I was surprised by the level of richness it produced, especially considering how new the leather was. Undiluted on the tires, it created a nice black wet look without being overly shiny. It comes off after a couple of rainy runs as a water-based product, but it seems to last longer than my previous water-based tire dressing. It goes a long way, especially since most applications require dilution.
Years of looking for a good tire shine have come to an end; this stuff is the real deal. There's no tire sling, and it can have a new tire shine or a clean matte finish depending on how it's diluted. I made it three times stronger by diluting it three times. br>br>I also used this to shine the bed rails and side steps that had faded due to the sun and dirt, and they look brand new all over again. br>br>If you have the time, letting it sit longer will produce even better results as the product soaks into the tire. br>br>If you have the time, letting it sit longer will produce even better results as the product soaks into the tire. br>br>If you have the time The best part is that this stuff lasts a long time - br>br> It's been a week, and everything looks just as good as the day I put it all together.
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