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Good tire shine/dressing options?
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Hands down the best. Local to me and my company uses it exclusively for all of our 6 & 7 figure deliveries.
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Needsdecaf
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Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing
The dressing can also be used on rubber moldings, plastic trims but the primary use is for tires. Application is similar to how I apply Carpro PERL on tires. I suggest using a RaceGlaze brush for applying the dressing and use a wheel and tire towel for the wiping of high spots after drying. Shop...
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Best I've tried. Lasts a good few weeks, zero sling, nice matte finish. Easy to apply.
No, it's not cheap but it's GOOD. And a little goes a long way, unlike with most tire dressings where a bottle will only last you a few washes. I got the 24 oz bottle in June of last year. I have 3 cars and use it on all. I bet I have more than half left still, and I washed the cars all winter.
joebruin77
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Here is the most comprehensive and well designed tire shine comparison test I have seen so far. The tester rated about 60 different tire shine products on initial gloss, sling, dust resistance, and water resistance. I have posted a link to the youtube video below as well as a link to a Google Doc spreadsheet he provided in the comments section of the video in which he lists all of the data.
I believe these were his top 5:
1) Lone Star Tire Coating
2) Dura Coating Dura Dressing
3) Adams VRT
4) Angelwax Elixir
5) Gtechniq T2 Tyre Dressing
6) Tac System Tire Coating
My personal preference is to always use a water-based tire dressing. While they are not as durable as a silicone-based dressing, silicone-based dressings tend to attract dirt, oil, etc which results in your tires taking on an ugly, brown appearance over time. And since they are resistant to water, they are much more difficult to clean and remove from the tire. Water-based dressings do not attract as much dirt and oil and they are much easier to clean off. You can compensate for the lower durability by applying more often. I have had good experiences with Chemical Guys VRP and Xtreme Solutions Longevity, both excellent water-based dressings.
TIRE SHINE MASTER SPREADSHEET - Copy
Sheet1 MANUFACTURER,PRODUCT NAME,TYPE ,PRICE PAID ,TAX & SHIPPING,TOTAL,Let sit how long?,Advertised lasts how long?,INITIAL GLOSS (1 to 5) 5 Most Gloss,SLING (g) AFTER 60 SEC (g LESS 4.50g),DUST RESIST (1 to 5) 5 is best,WATER RESISTANCE (1-5) 5 is best,VIDEO ORDER PART 1 Illinois Tool W...
joebruin77
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I usually get 2-3 weeks longevity. You will get better results if you clean and prepare the tires first before applying the tire dressing. For this, I use a stiff tire brush and Mckee’s37 Tire and Rubber Rejuvinator:
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