Ran across this stuff called Tire Coat by Turtle Wax. Meguires makes some too.

Basically it's the best tire shine out there from what I see. It sprays on like paint, dries and lasts for months. It doesn't sling off, you can wash over it and it stays super glossy.

 

You should look into TUF Shine Tire Clearcoat.

http://www.autogeek.net/tuf-shine-ap...FUhgMgodpGQAJQ

 

Wolfgang from autogeek.

 

I've been meaning to get some stuff from Autogeek for a while. I def will by the time it warms up for spring.

 

I use 303 Product on my tires! Protects and isn't to shiny and doesn't sling.

Wayne

 

I use Adam's Super VRT.

 

Griff, your experience or what dug up on the web? I've gone to Stoners or whatever in a can because nothing lasts. Even my beloved PERL from CarPro is only about 3 weeks of daily driving.

If I can actually get a month...might try this.

 

Internet dig

I actually have some on my PD'd wheels to make them glossy. One wash already and it's still like I put it on.

It's almost like a paint, or PD itself. It's like spraying a clear coat on.

 

What I need, darn auto parts tire dessing stained the coating on my garage floor.

 

Like this poster stated you really should look into this product. I've been using it for years, yes years and really like. The work is really in the prep and the shine lasts for months, when the shine dulls a bit just clean and recoat….no need to re prep the tires. We have trucks and don't have all kinds of time to mess with wet and slingy type dressings that make more work or look like crap in a few days.

Here is a quick article, photos and video on application.
http://www.reflections-detailing.com...-trim-coating/

Cheers