Lambomike58

STG

I like to use these sponges to apply too. The contour shape is nice. Can be used over and over. Apply a little to the sponge, and coat tire a few times waiting 5 minutes between coats for deeper and more shine.





Can find them at places like Walmart and Autozone.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Eagle-One...-pack/19514359

https://m.autozone.com/wash-mitts-ch...pes/175027_0_0

Highyo

this to me is perfect: not too shiny, never slings, even smells good

http://www.zainostore.com/product/Z-16.html

michaelo

Clean tires don't need dressing. Use 303 Aerospace, it will clean your tires and make them look sharp. Leave the ugly tire dressing for the Honda Civic crowd.

Bob Z.

I disagree. I don't think any of us are talking about the old tire spray that they use at used car dealers! Treating the tires with the products in this thread are what the car needs to be completed detailed.

Highyo

i wish i had more hands

Needsdecaf

I found this to sling pretty badly no matter how much I wiped it off.

Needsdecaf

Once you use this stuff, you won't use anything else. Doesn't sling and the tires NEVER look dull. They lose some of the shine but always looks good. Lasts forever. I've had my bottle almost 2 years with 3 cars

Bob Z.

Really? I have used it for years and have NEVER had it sling off. I apply it lightly and work it in well and when I am done I go back around with the sponge I use to apply it and wipe each tire around once.

.2PDK

I've been using this for years as well, very happy with it.

STG

+1

Haven't seen any bad products posted here. All good and matter of preference.

neil.schneider

hbear

Chemical Guys Blue Guard. High shine but a deep finish. NO sling at all as the product is super thin. I use a cheap paintbrush to apply.
Lasts a long time as well.

rwschill

Needsdecaf

Yup. Unless they changed the formula in the last 5 years. Which is possible. I threw away half a bottle because I couldn't keep it off the sides of my BMW.