What is the best tire finish.

[ny946]

I have used Black Magic gel and think it`s far superior to all of the other brands out there that can be bought at a local auto-store. Is there a better product out there?

[imported_ronkh]

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<strong class=`bbc`>I have used Black Magic gel and think it`s far superior to all of the other brands out there that can be bought at a local auto-store. Is there a better product out there? [/b]</blockquote>
I find that the Meguiar`s works very well. I use the regular endurance stuff, not the hi-gloss. It lasted a full week despite there being a foot of snow on the ground. I`m fairly sure it`ll last longer once it isn`t so wet out.

[Lone Wolf]

EO Satin Finish:xyxthumbs

[vettefan67]

What kind of shine are you looking for? Ultra-shiny or matte-black, natural looking?

[imported_Intel486]

I`ve used Eagle One Tire Gel before. It gives it a really shinny look and can be buffed down to a less reflective shine.



I have recently been using ProWax`s Premium Blue dressing. I apply it, let it sit for a few minutes, and then buff it down. Really makes the tires look nice.

[old_gonzo]

The product(s) that is suggested really depends on what you would like the finish on your tires to look like.



Are you after the baby oil look, or a concours look? They are extremely different.



Can you be a little more specific in what your preference is?

[ny946]

As in very reflective.

[rstype]

Well, I`ve tried a lot of shiny tire dressings from Eagle One Wet gel to Black Magic, and I`m not too trilled from any of their results. The majority of them feel greasy and attract dust.



But if you like that high-gloss shine, check out Meguiar`s Endurance. It is still greasy though...

[DETAILKING]

high gloss shine and no greasy slingy mess...........



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[truvette]

I`m a fan of One Grand E.R.V. dressing...gives the lowest sheen out of every product I have tried! :bow

[caddyman]

http://www.geocities.com/professionaldetailing/MVC-004F.JPG

Bleache White>Dry>BM TW GEL