Wipe New Tires

SYMAWD

SYMAWD

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Who going to try it? I was so close to buying it, but since my Turtle Wax Tire Coating is going on nearly 3 months and the bottle they give you is huge, I really had no reason to buy this. So another As Seen On TV fail or another OTC miracle product like Turtle Wax's tire coat?



 
Accumulator said:
I'd sure bend over backwards to avoid sling wih that stuff, buff buff buff after applying.
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Have you used it?

It may be very similar to the Turtle Wax product that is completely dry in minutes and only needs to be cleaned with water.
 
SYMAWD- No, never used it, I was just thinking how I wouldn't want to get it on my paint. Might make for some odd effects in some wheelwells too.
 
Accumulator said:
SYMAWD- No, never used it, I was just thinking how I wouldn't want to get it on my paint. Might make for some odd effects in some wheelwells too.
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Possibly. I wonder if this stuff is black, white, or clear in color and if it's actually a true coating like DP, Tuf-shine, etc.
 
The stuff is surprisingly very, very good. I was impressed when I used it on the exterior trim of an old CRV. It has held up to rain and being parked outside, washes, etc, for several months now. A little goes a long way. Prepping is key to longevity with it so spend your time on that area as the application is a breeze.
 
I just noticed this thread was asking about the Tires specifically, my response was with using the regular one for trim/plastics. I'll be trying the tires one also without hesitation.
 
RZJZA80 said:
I just noticed this thread was asking about the Tires specifically, my response was with using the regular one for trim/plastics. I'll be trying the tires one also without hesitation.
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Cool, be sure to post a review. I love the fact that OTC products are actually becoming just as competitive as products that are much more expensive and online only.
 
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