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Is the Endurance Tire Shine better to use on a tire when you have alloy rim's? I usually spray then wipe the dressing. When I drive the dressing still get's on my car.
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Endurance is a thick gel. I put it on with a tire applicator and I don't have any problems with it getting on the car. -
Re: Endurance Tire Shine
A good rule of thumb is to not operate the vehicle immediately after application of any tire product. Both gel and spray products require a certain 'dry time' in order to keep the dressing on the tire and off of your paint. Further, after application and after a short dry time, I find it VERY beneficial to go back over the tires with a clean, dry 100% terry towel and blot the surface of the tire. This won't remove the shine but certainly aids in keeping the excess gel/spray off of the paint and on the tires.Originally posted by chevyman2001
Is the Endurance Tire Shine better to use on a tire when you have alloy rim's? I usually spray then wipe the dressing. When I drive the dressing still get's on my car.
Specifically, you've asked about Endurance. This is my personal favorite for tires as it's a super easy application (using a foam applicator or similar) and doesn't leave you with a spot on your driveway or overspray on rims/paint.
Hint: After applying Endurance to all four of your tires, pull forward about a half-turn of your tires. This will allow you to apply your tire product to the area that was immediately against the pavement and ensure a uniform shine
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I just got the Endurance and I apllied it to my tire's and the result's for great. I applied two layer's of it. And I applied the NXT Wax on the rim's and they turned out great.
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It is the best stuff I have found for the tires.
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