Duel Autocare
Profile
Tyre & Trim Dressing
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Profile is our tyre and trim dressing — a solvent-and-silicone blend that restores a rich, dark finish to tyres, rubber and exterior plastic trim. It's a multi-gloss dressing, so you choose the look: one coat gives a clean satin finish, and extra layers build up to a deep gloss. Wiped on with an applicator, it's quick-drying, water-repellent and formulated not to sling.
At A Glance
Why You'll Love It
Brings faded, greying tyres and trim back to a deep, factory-fresh finish, while leaving a water-repellent layer that helps protect rubber and plastic from the elements.
The quick-drying formula grips the surface instead of flicking onto your paintwork as you drive off. Applied with an applicator, it goes exactly where you want it.
One layer leaves a natural satin finish; add more for extra shine, right up to a wet-look gloss. The same bottle does understated or showroom — you decide.
It takes only a small amount on the applicator to dress a whole tyre, so a bottle lasts a long time — and the larger sizes keep a regularly-dressed fleet going for ages.
What Does Profile Actually Do?
Tyres and plastic trim fade because sunlight, heat and road grime strip the oils out of the rubber and plastic over time. The surface dries out, greys and looks tired — and once it's gone that far, cleaning alone won't bring the colour back.
Profile is a dressing: a blend of solvents and silicones that carries fresh conditioning oils into the surface. The solvents help it key in and flash off quickly, while the silicones restore a deep, even colour and leave a water-repellent film. Because it's a progressive dressing, the finish is up to you — one coat is a natural satin, and each additional layer adds gloss.
Like any dressing it's a layer that wears, so rain, washing and miles gradually break it down over a few weeks. It's quick to refresh, though: a wipe-over when the finish starts to flatten keeps tyres and trim looking dressed. Cleaning the surface properly first makes each application last longer.
Is It Right For You?
- Restoring faded, greying tyres to a deep, even black
- Reviving dull exterior plastic trim and bumpers
- Anyone who wants to dial in their own finish, from satin to gloss
- Drivers fed up with dressings that sling onto their paintwork
- Finishing a wheel and tyre clean with that last professional touch
- Tyre sidewalls
- Exterior plastic trim and bumpers
- Rubber seals and mouldings
- Paintwork and glass — keep it to trim and rubber
- Tyre tread, brake discs and pads
- Interior touch points, pedals and steering wheel
How To Use Profile
Dressing bonds best to a clean, dry surface. Clean tyres and trim thoroughly first — Cleanse strips off old dressing and grime — and let them dry.
Apply a few drops of Profile onto a tyre dressing applicator. A little goes a long way, so start small — you can always add more.
Wipe it evenly around the tyre sidewall or across the trim, working it into the surface so the colour comes up consistent with no heavy patches.
Stop at one coat for a natural satin look, or add further layers for more gloss. Let each layer flash off before adding the next, and wipe any stray product off nearby paint.
Each application lasts up to around four weeks depending on weather and washing. When the finish starts to flatten, give it a quick wipe-over to bring the colour and repellency back.
P102 — Keep out of reach of children.| Product type | Tyre & Trim Dressing |
|---|---|
| Format | Ready-to-use liquid dressing (solvent & silicone blend) |
| Sizes | 500ml · 1 Litre · 5 Litre |
| Application | Wipe on with a tyre dressing applicator |
| Dilution | None — ready to use |
| Durability | Up to 4 weeks per application; reapply when the finish fades |
| Finish | Progressive — satin (1 coat) to gloss (layered) |
| Scent | Cherry |
| Suitable for | Tyres, exterior rubber and plastic trim |
| Physical state / colour | Liquid · red |
| Storage | Store in a well-ventilated place. Keep cool and away from sources of ignition. |