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What is the best tire shine?

2000GTP

2000GTP

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i have tried many tire shines out on the market... and i am really not impressed with any of the results i have gotten... Does anybody know what THE BEST tire shine is?!?!
 


I have some tire shine with Teflon in it. I think it's made by DuPont, but I couldn't tell you where to get it, as I got it as a birthday gift a few years ago (a little goes a long way, BTW).
 


I also use the hot shine. I have the gel and a couple coats of that will last a while. I used to use the foam stuff but one drive on a gravel road and your tires look like crap.
 
really? ive used the hot shine and im not too crazy about it... it looks pretty good, but it doesnt last long
 
black magic titainum...best i've ever used...no way will it sling and it lasts for weeks with a look like you just put it on...def worth it.
 


black magic titanium my dad put on his Jag wheels and yea, its lasted a long time as well, but it's also a garage queen
 
2000GTP said:
really? ive used the hot shine and im not too crazy about it... it looks pretty good, but it doesnt last long
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Yeah for me it last a decent amount of time. I used to wash my car at least once a week and usually twice and i would do it then but now that I am in school its harder to wash it that much.
 


I would also say magic titainum because it does last a long time and the best part of it is that u dont get any sling which sucks when it comes to taking it off ur cars paint.
 
Sabrewings said:
Whatever doesn't have silicone in it. Silicone will cause your tires to turn brown over time.
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False. Tires turning brown is called blooming, and is a natural process:
Why are Tires Black?

Conventional motor oil, applied in moderation, makes for a great tire shine. After a few applications for it to "soak in" it will leave a pretty surface for an extended period of time. :th_thumbsup-wink:
 
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