Old label, same product. This is the previous packaging design of Ultracoat Quartz Tyre Dressing. The formula inside the bottle has not changed, only the label, and the price is reduced to clear the last of this stock. Once it is gone it is gone. The current packaging is available in the main range in 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres.
Quartz Tyre Dressing is a silica-based hydrophobic dressing for tyres and rubber trim, and it gives two finishes from the same bottle. Leave the product in place for a deep, wet-look gloss. Level the excess with a clean microfibre a few minutes after application for a clean factory satin finish.
The silica content is what separates it from an ordinary dressing. It gives genuine hydrophobicity that holds for several weeks, so water beads off the sidewall and road grime does not bond the way it does to a greasy silicone dressing, and it keeps sling off the paint on the first drive. It also deepens the black of the rubber rather than simply coating it, and protects against drying out and UV.
Blueberry scent.
How to use. Tyres must be clean and dry first. Spray onto the sponge applicator or directly onto the surface and spread evenly. Leave it for gloss, or level the excess with a microfibre for satin.
Notes. Work out of direct sunlight and never on hot surfaces. Wear protective clothing and gloves.
