1. Before starting, shake well and ensure all surfaces to be treated are clean and dry.
2. Dilute the dressing, according to your gloss level preference and the surface (we recommend 1:3 for interiors, 1:1 for engines and tires, and 1:2 for trim and cladding), in a trigger sprayer bottle.
3. You can either spray the dressing directly onto the surface or spray it onto an applicator pad or brush for application. Avoid buildup at rim or tread, and ensure the dressing is applied in a thin, even coat across the surface.
4. Allow the surface to air dry or wipe dry with a clean microfiber cloth.

CAUTION: Dressed surfaces can be dangerously slippery. DO NOT dress pedals, seat bottoms, or steering wheels. After applying to tires, do not move vehicle until dressing is dry. Excess dressing can sling onto and stain adjacent panels and other surfaces.

For tips and tricks on applying dressing to tires without causing sling, read our blog.