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Old 03-19-02, 06:19   #1 (permalink)
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Black Magic High Gloss Vs. Eagle One Tire Gloss

Are these ok to use on my tires. Will they turn them brown. Do they contain sillicone? I like a high gloss that won't sling all over my car. Which one is better?
 
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Well if they feel oily then they probably contain some oils and silicones. and I find these type of products sling more.

For a satin matte look try 303, zaino tire dressing or other PDMS resin dressing...they look milky and are water based.
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Those both contain silicone oil, will discolor your tires over time and will sling. Try Turtle Wax formula 2001 tire gel. It's not that easy to find, but it's a much better product than the two you mention.....and yes, it leaves a nice glossy finish on your tires. It has silicone as well (trilicone), but it doesn't seem to discolor your tires as much and doesn't sling as long as you buff it properly.
 
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