PERL'ed my Tires today-some observations

[richy]

Awesome Mark!! I did 3 layers once just for testing... There was literally a reflection on it lol. I could see myself!

I like to spray 1:1 so it's easy to spread into all lettering via foam app

How do you spray it Corey? With a regular spray bottle?

 

[Corey]

How do you spray it Corey? With a regular spray bottle?

I dilute 1:1 and spray on the foam or tire and spread it in.

 

[Corey]

Here's the reflection of the tape in the layered Perl - this is older version in picture-

 

[Wors]

I dilute 1:1 and spray on the foam or tire and spread it in.

This is my process for applying Perl 1:1 to tires too.

 

[Dogrescuer]

Another quality that I notice between Optimum Opti Bond Gel, and PERL, and forgot to mention.

Although Opti Bond Gel is stated to be VOC free, I do not note it being mentioned that it is a water based product. While PERL dilutes with water, and stays mixed, Opti Bond does not, it seperates in the bottle. While I have used Opti Bond successfully cut with water, I just have to shake the bottle before applying.

Doesn't seem to be needed with PERL, I like that. Evidently, both products are not similar as to their chemical makeup.

I agree with having to shake OTG to get it mixed properly, although im mew to Carpro I'm not sure I will ever switch to Perl.

 

[DARK HORSE]

This is my process for applying Perl 1:1 to tires too.

Same here!

 

[rbss]

If I remember correctly this was 1:1 via HVLP 2 coats. The customer commented on the tires before even mentioning how nice the rest of the car looked

 

[CarPro Mexico]

Im going against the grain here!

1:5 on my daily driver. Oil free, satin finish, barely any gloss to it. 10:1 on dashboard and interior plastics.

In love with PERL's versatility