tire shine
#2
Are you looking for a real wet look or just to black the tires? My favorite on my truck has to be the Armor All Tire Foam, turns the tires nice and black and doesn't leave a lot of residue on the tires. I have this Eagle One Tire Spray that works good too, makes them look more wet and still doesn't sling. Then I have this Black Magic Titanium Tire Gel, I hate the stuff cause if you bump against the tires it turns you black. It makes them look super wet but it will sling if you don't let them sit for a while. I found if you wipe it off after it looks and works much better.
#4
Me too, makes life so much easier on a aggressive tire with a lot of tread. I forgot to say I'm using the Meguier's Hot Tire Shine, it works good, has a adjustable **** for all the different size tires which is good if you own different vehicles. I like it but prefer the Armor All better.
#7
I used a bottle of Zaino Perfect tire gloss once. I liked it because it left the tires a nice dark satin black. Not shiny cheesy, but just perfect lol. The stuff is expensive, so I've used armor all recently.
I just got a bunch of bottles of Just Once for my bedliner, will have to try them out on my plastics, and tires to see how good they work on them.
I just got a bunch of bottles of Just Once for my bedliner, will have to try them out on my plastics, and tires to see how good they work on them.
#10
#15
That's what I use cuz its the cheapest stuff on the shelves at wal mart. Used that stuff for probably 5 years now and never noticed any rotting or discoloration of the tires. But I also use bleach white to clean the tires and lettering every once in a while. After they dry is when I throw son of a gun all over 'em.
#18
#19
Well any Silicone based shine is bad for the rubber anyways.
I've been using Steven's Gloss Boss on mine for years. I get it from work, and i know the distributor well enough to see how they make it[still no idea, it's magic]
If it comes out like a liquid it will sling off. But the stuff i used keeps my tires black and nice looking for weeks going through all kinds of weather. I have a pic somewhere of the mud beading off the tire while wheeling
I've been using Steven's Gloss Boss on mine for years. I get it from work, and i know the distributor well enough to see how they make it[still no idea, it's magic]
If it comes out like a liquid it will sling off. But the stuff i used keeps my tires black and nice looking for weeks going through all kinds of weather. I have a pic somewhere of the mud beading off the tire while wheeling
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