Like tires that look new, not oily and shiny? How about the exterior plastic of your vehicle? You will love our Vinyl, Rubber, and Tire Dressing. Enhance and protect the appearance of plastic, rubber, tires, moldings, and all vinyl surfaces. Adam’s V.R.T. is water-based, and contains no harmful solvents or alcohol. The thick moisturizing cream applies easily with a sponge and will not leave a greasy film, attract dirt, or harm paint and glass. Added U.V. protection keeps vehicle interiors and exteriors looking and feeling like new.
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Start with a clean, dry surface. Since VRT is water-based it will NOT adhere to areas that are still wet or damp. Using a detail sponge, squirt a quarter sized amount of VRT in to the center. Squeeze the sponge on both sides so that the VRT can spread out and soak in to the applicator (this will ensure even coverage). Rub vigorously over the surfaces you wish to protect. Add more VRT for proper coverage or for a shiner look if desired.<o:p></o:p>
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Like tires that look new, not oily and shiny? How about the exterior plastic of your vehicle? You will love our Vinyl, Rubber, and Tire Dressing. Enhance and protect the appearance of plastic, rubber, tires, moldings, and all vinyl surfaces. Adam’s V.R.T. is water-based, and contains no harmful solvents or alcohol. The thick moisturizing cream applies easily with a sponge and will not leave a greasy film, attract dirt, or harm paint and glass. Added U.V. protection keeps vehicle interiors and exteriors looking and feeling like new.
How to Apply VRT: <o:p></o:p>
Start with a clean, dry surface. Since VRT is water-based it will NOT adhere to areas that are still wet or damp. Using a detail sponge, squirt a quarter sized amount of VRT in to the center. Squeeze the sponge on both sides so that the VRT can spread out and soak in to the applicator (this will ensure even coverage). Rub vigorously over the surfaces you wish to protect. Add more VRT for proper coverage or for a shiner look if desired.<o:p></o:p>
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