Best Tire Shine

[jumpmanmb87]

For the past year ive been using eagle one wet tire shine, and its worked out nice, but when you drive down the road it flings up on the paint and you end up with spots! so im asking what tire shine products everyone here uses for a real wet look and stuff that sticks to the tire, im really not looking for endurance.

Thanks

[gb387]

Something like: All Season Dressing might be the answer.

All Season Dressing - This stuff rocks!

[zr123]

I think NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating works the best. Far better than any other Meguiar's and Non-Meguiar's tire shine product I've used so far.

NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating

I've also tried the Hot Shine Tire Foam, Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Coating and Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Spray in the past and find that they tend to cause those spots you're talking about...

[grover]

I like Hot Shine in the trigger spray. I apply with a sponge, let it sit and then wipe off with an old terry cloth after about 15 minutes. No sling problems.

It isn't real shiney, more of cross between matte and shine - I like it a lot.

[RamAirV1]

If you want the wet look, Insane Shine is your tire dressing:




It also has good durability. If you let it sit overnight there is no sling.

RamAirV1

[35th Anniversary SS]

Meguiars seems to have a great selection of tire shine... my favorite is Gold Class Endurance. I know you didnt ask for a "endurance" type product... but with Gold Class you can have both. Long lasting and great gloss.

They have 2 versions.. regular and high gloss. You cant go wrong with either.

[areaseven]

I agree with 35th Anniversary SS. You can't go wrong with Gold Class Endurance.

[gb387]

Originally posted by 35th Anniversary SS
Meguiars seems to have a great selection of tire shine... my favorite is Gold Class Endurance. I know you didnt ask for a "endurance" type product... but with Gold Class you can have both. Long lasting and great gloss.

They have 2 versions.. regular and high gloss. You cant go wrong with either.

In addition to the ASD I suggested above I agree with 35th Anniversary SS, you really can't go wrong with Endurance.

To prevent sling with Endurance apply the product let it sit for a while then remove the excess. Leaves a great look and it does last and last.

[TKDDAD]

Originally posted by gb387
In addition to the ASD I suggested above I agree with 35th Anniversary SS, you really can't go wrong with Endurance.

To prevent sling with Endurance apply the product let it sit for a while then remove the excess. Leaves a great look and it does last and last.

You need to remove the excess which will eliminate the sling problem...I love ENDURANCE!!...

[JG_Detailing]

This tire has Insane Shine on it.

[Carrera]

The best tire dressing is Endurance High Gloss. Nothing beats it. OK, it takes more time to apply.

[Monk]

Originally posted by 35th Anniversary SS
Meguiars seems to have a great selection of tire shine... my favorite is Gold Class Endurance. I know you didnt ask for a "endurance" type product... but with Gold Class you can have both. Long lasting and great gloss.

They have 2 versions.. regular and high gloss. You cant go wrong with either.

My favorite, too.

[areaseven]

Originally posted by Carrera
The best tire dressing is Endurance High Gloss. Nothing beats it. OK, it takes more time to apply.

True, but it's worth it. The instructions tell you to wait around 10 minutes, but I usually give it two hours to soak into my tires. That way, the tires stay black even after some heavy rainfall.

Perhaps when my bottle of Endurance runs out, I'll try NXT Insane Shine (non-aerosol).

[LiquidBlack]

Yes, and post a picture of how Insane Shine (non aerosol) looks on the tire. I've been curious how it might look.

Or if anyone around here has a pic of how it looks on a tire, please post!

[The Doctor detailer]

If you apply endurance gel with a 100% nylon brush your life will be easier and your cleaning too no mess!




The nylon spreads the product better than a normal brush and you can quickly clean the brush with liquid dawn applied directly.
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