17 Jun 08 15:15, Cindy Haglund wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> It does the job, but it makes the tires look un-real. Nobody ever
 RW>> had tires that you could see yourself in the sidewalls before that
 RW>> crap came along.

 CH>  It has occured to me it's just another hook'em gimmick. If people
 CH> will buy it, sell it. No matter what. I'd say people who have the
 CH> time and money to pay attention to how pretty their tires are sure
 CH> have a lot of time / money on their hands. LOL.

Actually there are people who do take care of their tires. That's just a
reflection of what they do to take care of their vehicle. The difference
seems to be that those of us who use tire dressings, use something like
Armorall, rather than goop up the tires with that tire shine/cleaner you
saw at the store. My vehicles look like show-cars most of the time.

Here's a link to my Z28...it's a garage queen, only going out of the
garage during fair weather. The car has never been rained on and has never
been on a dirt road or driveway. When I lived in California, it never got
a wash job using soap and water. I used a waterless cleaner on the car.
More recently, I've taken it to a touchless car wash. This car is ten
years old, aka a 1998 Camaro.

http://z28krazy.com/

                R\%/itt



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