SVRT "Milk" it does your tires good!

[Team Adam's]

 

I wanted to post a little recommendation to those that may not have ever read about SVRT 'milk'. No its not a dairy product... its our name for a highly diluted mix of our Super VRT and water to make a sprayable dressing.

 

I've always had a bottle of this in my cabinet for dressing knobby tire designs on customer cars, and with the new truck coming equipped with a more aggressive tire I've found a whole new love for it!

 

Because Super VRT is a water based product it can be diluted, more water = less shine and durability, but for ease of use on intricate sidewalls, knobby tire designs, etc its great!

 

Next time you order, add an empty VRT bottle and sprayer to your cart add a few oz's of full strength SVRT to the bottle, add water, shake well and you've got a sprayable VRT!

 

Who else is a fan of the Milk?

 

Heres my tires treated to a few helpings of full strength SVRT, then edged and redressed with a 1:1 mixture to get the edges of the tread more easily.

[MiloX]

SVRT milk... 4th from left.

 

[Team Adam's]

Mines probably a little better than 1:1 by a little bit. I started at a perfect 50%, but added a little more after using some of the bottle as it was still really thin.

[mc2hill]

So what ratio are you guys making your 'Milk'?

I am somewhere between 60/40 to 70/30 SVRT to H2O.

[02Xtreme07ss]

Mines probably a little better than 1:1 by a little bit. I started at a perfect 50%, but added a little more after using some of the bottle as it was still really thin.

 

I am somewhere between 60/40 to 70/30 SVRT to H2O.

 

Thanks guys! Just mixed up a bottle somewhere around those ratios.

[PacificNWBuckeye]

Man, I just used some full strength SVRT on the Crown Vics tires, they look brand new.

[GaryW]

I tried it this weekend,, do not think I put enough SVRT in it. It was real runny. I will add some more vrt to the mix.

[PacificNWBuckeye]

Before:

 

After:

[Team Adam's]

I tried it this weekend,, do not think I put enough SVRT in it. It was real runny. I will add some more vrt to the mix.

 

Needs to be thin enough to spray... so add more so long as it stays sprayable, otherwise it defeats the purpose.

[MiloX]

 

Next time you order, add an empty VRT bottle and sprayer to your cart add a few oz's of full strength SVRT to the bottle, add water, shake well and you've got a sprayable VRT!

 

Who else is a fan of the Milk?

 

Exactly what I did, and do! The knobby sidewalls on the stock BFG's require SVRT

 

I have a pic...

 

 

 

Milk does a body good.

[rshadd]

Nice tip... I gotta try this.

[Faze]

Whats that yellow one behind the carpet cleaner?

[THE Mook]

Whats that yellow one behind the carpet cleaner?

 

I think that's Glass Cleaner, and that the light in the picture brightened the Margarita up a bit.

[MiloX]

It's glass cleaner. Sorry guys. iPhone camera.

[PacificNWBuckeye]

Holy Hell! I dressed the Vic and the Taurus with full strength SVRT the other day, well being the Portland area it's been raining the past couple days and they tires still look like I just cleaned and dressed them!

[Captain Slow]

I'm lazy, I use milk under the hood.

[Marre]

The "milk" is perfect for my honeycomb grill on my Mazda 3. Makes it look great and last longer than the In and Out. Thank you Dylan:2thumbs:

[JJ Stin]

I didn't know you could do this, interesting haha

[MAYBEN]

I'll have to try this on the Wife's Edge..

[J Tegeler]

SVRT is my favorite adams product, and I always have some of this mixed up for the times i need it.

[Z71_Denali]

i've got a bottle of 50/50 for use on my spray in bedliner!!!

[egott_91]

Need to try it.

 

Wanna send me a bottle to test, Dylan?

[colodude18]

I'm actually used to straight-up SVRT, but I'll have to give this a try!

 

[BlueGenCoupe]

Dylan with the mixture, when your spraying it on the tire, doesn't it run? or are you applying it straight to the applicator?

[Adroc33]

Great tip Dylan! I didn't know you could dilute SVRT I'll have to try this out.

[Skywalker]

I think I asked this in another thread too. My primary tire dressings that I use are all diluted and in spray form and I figured SVRT would be able to as well.