What tire shine do you use?
10-09-18, 07:57 AM
#1
Driver
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What tire shine do you use?
I had been using Meguire's NXT Insane Shine for a while and it is a nice product but didn't last too long. I switched to Griot's Garage 10938 Black Shine Tire & Trim Coating and found this to be the best tire shine I've ever used. The spray is incredibly neat and accurate with no over spray so the application goes on very smooth and even. Plus it lasts for a while with out any sling.
10-09-18, 08:00 AM
#2
I had the dealership throw in a bottle of what they use. They did but it was an unmarked bottle and I can't pry it out of them what brand it is. Fortunately the salesman promised me a bottle anytime I want. If I ever find out the brand I'll post it. It looks great I'll say that.
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10-09-18, 03:09 PM
#4
Lexus Fanatic
Optimum Tire Shine is very good. Tuf Shine is one of the best I have experienced, it is expensive though and you have to really clean the tires before applying it.
10-09-18, 08:08 PM
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10-10-18, 04:08 AM
#7
I personally use this;
You can adjust the shine based on water to dressing mixture, additionally since it's water based it will not leave a residue and then brown as many silicone based dressings can do.
You can adjust the shine based on water to dressing mixture, additionally since it's water based it will not leave a residue and then brown as many silicone based dressings can do.
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10-10-18, 07:22 AM
#8
Dysfunctional Veteran
^I second the Meguair's hyper-dressing. Love that stuff. My wheels are plasti-dipped which doesn't have a gloss to it. When i apply my hyper-dressing to my tires, I just spray it on the wheels too and let it dry. Looks outstanding until it rains.
10-10-18, 09:55 AM
#10
I use chemical guys high gloss dressing with applicator and I love it. Lasts a long time and looks great. Don't have any sling issues when applied with applicator. Don't overload it.
10-10-18, 11:33 AM
#11
Same with the Meg’s Endurance gel, don’t overload the sponge, apply just enough to the sidewall to get the shine, and you won’t have it slinging all over the paint.
10-10-18, 12:38 PM
#13
I first heard of Zaino back in 2003 on Autopia (I believe), it was all the rage, with users layering 2,3 and more coats of the wax... in all this time I don’t think I’ve ever seen a bottle of the stuff. I was always a simple Meguiar’s fan, and I’m still a fan. But I’ve added a little Blackfire, Sonax and Mckee’s to my collection.
Is Zaino still available? And where?
Is Zaino still available? And where?
10-10-18, 03:58 PM
#14
Lexus Fanatic
I first heard of Zaino back in 2003 on Autopia (I believe), it was all the rage, with users layering 2,3 and more coats of the wax... in all this time I don’t think I’ve ever seen a bottle of the stuff. I was always a simple Meguiar’s fan, and I’m still a fan. But I’ve added a little Blackfire, Sonax and Mckee’s to my collection.
Is Zaino still available? And where?
http://www.zainostore.com/
10-11-18, 01:20 PM
#15
My442, I'm with you. Can't beat Zaino!