Shabby

don't ever be tempted to use this crap on your wheels. It seems to enhance the stickiness of brakedust and is murder to get off your alloys once applied. I will be throwing my bottle out. Any other tips for keeping wet'n'black tyres ? how about boot polish ?

Frenchie

I used Autoglym's stuff. Worked well

Tifosi Red

AuoGlym gives good, pretty matt results - best applied with a sponge. Zymol is a dream to use but doesn't last as long as some. TyreSlik goes on ultra shiney but last for ever and goes matt after a day or two. ArmourAll tyre foam used to be my favorite but can stain driveways.

Tonky

I use the Autoglym stuff. The best stuff I ever used I had given me. I think it was called 'Black Magic' It was in a spray can, produced a deep black matt finish and lasted forever. I've never been able to find any since!

tnt

I use Turtle Wet 'n' Black and have been very pleased with it.

But I don't spray it on.

I pour it into a glass jar then apply it with a paint brush. It means that none of it gets on the alloys. It also means it goes a lot lot futher.

Kobe

innovative shall try that trick.

JamesM

I use Back-to-Black tyre shine, and it seems pretty good to me.

Shabby

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tnt
[B]I use Turtle Wet 'n' Black and have been very pleased with it.

ijbarratt

Has anybody put carbon fibre brake pads on their car to reduce brake dust problems. I was speaking to a mate yesterday who is an MG specialist and he said that these pads don't produce any dust. Being stupid - is this correct?

I suppose putting them on a new stook would cause warranty problems?