This is DEFINITELY NOT your average Tire Dressing...

[@Srixxooooooooooooooo]

I’ve had excellent results on trim and pro tip put a little bit of this on your radiator hoses or any other rubber stuff. I’ve even used a very small amount on spark plug coils as it’s silicone free I just made sure to let it dry and buff off the excess then use air to blow it off it really rejuvenates rubbers well.

[@Mezzina21]

Damn, that's perfect, that's exactly what I want with a tire dressing dark black with just a little bit of sheen to it

[@ShiftedPerspective]

I'd love to see you guys compare this to CarPro Perl which is my current go-to tire dressing. This stuff looks pretty good.

[@steverabbits]

Ditto

[@w-j7210]

This one is more than shine for tyres. It can be used for all rubber and plastic parts, it is silicone free, and strong UV protection. For people living in the north where it snows a lot, this will help the seals and rubber from freezing where the car doors get stuck normally during winter.

[@aesaphyr]

Perl is water-based, isn't it? Koch Chemie doesn't say whether Plast Star (this product) is water based or not, which isn't super helpful. I'm trying to decide which to buy, Perl or Plast Star - I'm wondering how long you find Perl lasts as a tire dressing?

[@GregoryVeizades]

@@aesaphyr Depends on Dilution but Perl does not last long on tire. Even put on Neat it only lasts about a week. Maybe less. Of course that is condition dependant. I think a closer competitor to this Plas Star product is CarPro's Darkside.

[@lebronnaumoskinn]

i used Perl and I'm not satisfied, it's ok if you use it inside but as a tire dressing it's not durable

[@JamieTheCleaner]

It’s literal magic in a bottle

[@GDavis49]

I’m sure I’m not the only one who finds Anthony’s ankles hypnotic.

[@rsxfreak79]

Love this for my plastics and trim but I’m not a big fan for my tires. I love the look and durability but it’s a PITA to remove from tires and gunks up my tire brush. Only way to fully remove it from my tire brush is to use OPC full strength.

[@marksafady1059]

It must be solvent based?

[@DADSDETAIL]

Opc or APC? What’s OPC I’m curious.

[@kentnewfence]

Video starts at 2:25, your welcome

[@sabotage3d]

Can this be used on interior plastics as well?

[@MIKEYSREVIEWS]

Can this product be applied on floor mats and won't have that slippery feeling?

[@mashmout]

They have a product for that called Gummifix

[@trapcracker]

Is it safe to think about this as a step between a water based dressing and something like a tire coating or trim coating?

[@TheCeki1982]

Yes

[@cadetromero1]

How long does it last?

[@ROBERT-eg4ys]

Hello Rag Company!!!!looks great!!! I’ve been using VRP from Chemical Guys have you ever a side be side test I would like to try this dress.

[@TheCeki1982]

The VRP is a good product. Yet you will notice that Koch Chemie as a brand makes better products in terms of results, user-friendliness, price, etc. Give it a chance!

[@edgordon4337]

@@TheCeki1982 Better brand for sure, for THIS product, I would like to see if it can be buffed down to reduce that wet look to a more satin look you get with VRP.

[@SAVAGEROAMER]

Would this be able to be used via air brush or hplv sprayer

[@MikesAutoDetailing]

Awesome job on doing the review

[@MikeBee77]

Can this be used diluted?

[@dimitrisloner5974]

I read the description of the product and writes thats is for plastic.. Is it safe to use it on tyres???

[@ritorod7121]

It’s rubber. So yes.

[@Jeeper1378]

Dilution GS?

[@bronx1877]

What happened with WOWOs products

[@NipponStiqqyPaint]

I’m digging contact 121 as my spring Wax

[@colekramer4014]

Can u dilute it to say put in a spray bottle if u don’t want to rub it all in those grooves and just wanna spray it on

[@Jeeper1378]

This^^

[@mondo9.2.5]

vrp

[@colekramer4014]

@@mondo9.2.5 that’s what I use was just curious

[@alfredomartinez2615]

Very nice! In my experience I still prefer Carpro Pearl.

[@jappesp97]

Yeah same! Love the versatility and it’s very cost effective

[@PeteyMcSavage]

I don’t like water based so is water or solvent based?

[@Gkdand]

Solvent

[@PeteyMcSavage]

@@Gkdand thx

[@marksafady1059]

Says it’s silicone and oil free, so I don’t think solvent based. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@keithshouler1682]

Solvent

[@Ara_Milan]

i dont understand koch chemie says: Do not apply to surfaces which should not be slippery, eg pedals, handlebars, tires.;Check for suitability and compatibility before use.; So not for Tires ????

[@jasonwalker2639]

You don't put tire dressing on the treads

[@timsproautospallc8973]

Great review Dane you've definitely convinced me to order some tonight ha ha IDA-NATION SALUTE!!!

[@fishingmedic1]

I don’t see it on your web site?

[@fishingmedic1]

@@theragcompany Thanks, blind as a bat 🤦‍♂️ right in front of my face. Places an order for it 👍

[@DainHunter]

I personally use Break buster in the MTM PF22 diluted 40% product and 60% water as Pan suggested and it works great! I then use Gyeon Tire Cleaner to properly clean the tire before drying the wheel with BigBoi blower mini+. Then i use Adams tire applicator and Gyeon Q2 tire as the dressing. It lasts for months and my car is outside 24/7!

[@richsmith3120]

4 weeks!

[@brunofontinha9818]

Is it water based?

[@om3973]

Is this water based

[@NipponStiqqyPaint]

Our boi bringing his California Capri’s to the Idahoan potato plots. Bold statement

[@Ara_Milan]

Do not apply to surfaces which should not be slippery, eg pedals, handlebars, tires.;Check for suitability and compatibility before use.;

[@BHelm]

Its non greasy and silxone free

[@Bongodudeguy]

Kock PiSS Chemie

[@andyl3687]

Just put the bloody stuff on, less of the talkin nonsense

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

1st

[@GrahamReid34]

It’s pronounced “cock chemee” you Americans are funny

[@jjjjjjjjjjjhjjjjjhjj]

Gyeon tire