tire shine that doesnt spin off

Water based tire products usually won't sling off AND can be used on trim. The ones that come to mind that I use:



- 303 Aerospace Protectant

- Poorboys Natural Look

- Z16



Wow, I can't think of any more. I am sure there are tons more.
 
stiffdogg06 said:
Water based tire products usually won't sling off AND can be used on trim. The ones that come to mind that I use:



- 303 Aerospace Protectant

- Poorboys Natural Look

- Z16



Wow, I can't think of any more. I am sure there are tons more.
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where in the heck have you been andrew?
 
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this stuff works great and one bottle lasts forever...
 
BigAl3 said:
where in the heck have you been andrew?
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Busy with my car build and working my butt off. I am slowly getting back into detailing again. I feel so bad for neglecting my car for so long. Just need to find a 7336/7424 now.



BigAl3 said:
this stuff works great and one bottle lasts forever...
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I agree with Al's suggestion of the armor all stuff. I have used it, it doesn't really sling nor has a flashy look. But I wouldn't use it on my trim.
 
Any water base product should be good to go. I still have some Knockout from Adam's. Werkstatt Satin Prot is also a great product.
 
Best product I have ever used is Black Magic Tire Matte. It dries on the tire and there is absolutely no sling. Because it is dry it does not attract or hold dust.

Durability is great on my Michelins through rain or washes.:bigups
 
I found Black Magic Tire Wet to never sling, as well as 303 Aerospace protectant. Be sure to clean the tire well with a dedicated cleaner and a tire brush before for a good base, such as Wesley's Bleach White (found at Walmart) or Top of The Line's Tire cleaner.
 
303 Aerospace Protectant & Poorboy's Bold N Bright are my favorites for tires, you can use them on trim as well. I have not seen sling on my car in a long time...
 
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