Tire Coating/Shine Preferences
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From: Northern NJ
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Zaino UV protectant. Clean tires with Mean Green and wipe on a coating of Zaino. Tires look very black without that oily looking shine.
http://www.zainostore.com/mm5/mercha...=interiortires
http://www.zainostore.com/mm5/mercha...=interiortires
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From: Kansas City, MO
Still stand by a previous post, this is the best I have found, and I have tried many.
Turtle Wax Synthetic Tire Shine
I just use a dry rag to wipe off the tires (after washing), then apply this tire shine using a Eagle One tire sponge.
Turtle Wax Synthetic Tire Shine
I just use a dry rag to wipe off the tires (after washing), then apply this tire shine using a Eagle One tire sponge.
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From: Canton
I use 303 if in a hurry .
This however is the best stuff I have ever used and my highest recommendation
It is called Looks Wet No Mess . Tried putting link here but did not work .
I also like the Eimann Fabrik but I have heard it is no longer being made.
From what I have heard this is what I wanna try next - Detailer’s Pro Series Gloss Tire Gel
This however is the best stuff I have ever used and my highest recommendation
It is called Looks Wet No Mess . Tried putting link here but did not work .
I also like the Eimann Fabrik but I have heard it is no longer being made.
From what I have heard this is what I wanna try next - Detailer’s Pro Series Gloss Tire Gel
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303.
It's not greasy and doesn't fling and attract a lot of dirt. I find you can get different degrees of gloss depending on how many layers you apply and how much you buff off.
After doing the tires with a sponge type applicator, I spray the wheel wells and wipe it down where I can see and reach with a microfiber cloth. Interior, under the hood, the top, rubber seals, plastics, everyone knows it works great there too IMO, it's a must have to have in your trunk all the time.
It's not greasy and doesn't fling and attract a lot of dirt. I find you can get different degrees of gloss depending on how many layers you apply and how much you buff off.
After doing the tires with a sponge type applicator, I spray the wheel wells and wipe it down where I can see and reach with a microfiber cloth. Interior, under the hood, the top, rubber seals, plastics, everyone knows it works great there too IMO, it's a must have to have in your trunk all the time.
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What products do you prefer and use?
Adams Super VRT
Why is this the product you choose?
I was looking for something that would give me a deep black without the super wet glossy look. Also i was looking for something that could be applied easily with a pad and doesn't sling of the tire when you start driving.
Where do you purchase your product?
Detailers Domain
Why do you purchase your product here?
Fast shipment and they have discounts constantly and they are a vendor on most forums I'm on
What do you look for in a tire coating/shine product specifically?
see question 2
Adams Super VRT
Why is this the product you choose?
I was looking for something that would give me a deep black without the super wet glossy look. Also i was looking for something that could be applied easily with a pad and doesn't sling of the tire when you start driving.
Where do you purchase your product?
Detailers Domain
Why do you purchase your product here?
Fast shipment and they have discounts constantly and they are a vendor on most forums I'm on
What do you look for in a tire coating/shine product specifically?
see question 2
