Eagle One Wet Dry for Tires
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I use it for the body of my car and love it. All the water spots I get after a wash, do this which takes me 10-20 minutes and it is spotless. Nothing like a smooth black car! I would say go for it, good company.
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Originally Posted by big_boss2010
just what i needed to hear got a new bottle and am going to use it on my tires.
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Originally Posted by Twister97
I use it for the body of my car and love it. All the water spots I get after a wash, do this which takes me 10-20 minutes and it is spotless. Nothing like a smooth black car! I would say go for it, good company.
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