Tire & Rubber Cleaner

You dress your tyres, they look great for a week, then they go brown again. That's not the dressing failing — it's the dressing never bonding, because it went on over the last one. This strips sidewalls back to bare rubber: old silicone, blooming, road film, all of it gone in about a minute of dwell and a stiff brush.

Why it works

• Strips old dressing and silicone build-up back to bare rubber
• Kills the brown blooming that makes tyres look tired
• Leaves an even matte finish that dressings actually bond to
• Contains leaching agents that help the sidewall dry fast
• Also works on rubber mats, arch liners and exterior trim
• Visible result on the first pass — no repeat sessions needed

When to use it

Every time you dress the tyres, without exception. Also on any second-hand car you've just bought, where the sidewalls are usually carrying years of product.

Specification

Straight from us

Nine out of ten sling and fade complaints come down to skipping this step. Strip first, dress second, and the dressing lasts as long as it says on the bottle.

What it won't do

It won't restore cracked or perished rubber, and it isn't a wheel cleaner — keep it off the alloy face and rinse any overspray.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need this if I already use a dressing?
Yes. Dressings only bond to clean rubber — applying over old product is the main reason dressings sling and fail early.

Is it safe on alloys?
It is formulated for rubber. Rinse any overspray off wheels promptly.

What do I use afterwards?
ADBL Tire Coat for a durable satin finish.

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