Tire shine applicator

[Cheecher]

I would also recommend using a water-based shine versus petroleum based. I like the CarPro Perl after trying everything else in the world over the years.

I've heard tons of great things about the CarPro line of detail products in general, but it seems like people really love the Pearl for tires. Im going to have to get some and try it.

 

[Mal3devils]

Whats a decent applicator to use? I have never had tires like these on a truck where they are rough on the out side... they eat up the foam applicator I have been using fairly quick and start to crumble.

Anyone use something that lasts?

I used the green exforma tire shine looks good and lasts a while.

Thanks!

The best I've used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081264B3Q?tag=ramrho-20
Applied 4 months ago. Dry to the touch and does not sling. Tires still look like the day i applied it. Follow directions exaclty to properly clean them first. Highly recommend.

 

[RamFan]

The best I've used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081264B3Q?tag=ramrho-20
Applied 4 months ago. Dry to the touch and does not sling. Tires still look like the day i applied it. Follow directions exaclty to properly clean them first. Highly recommend.

Pics?

Chris

 

[Mal3devils]

Pics?

Chris

She just went off road, but you get the idea..

 

[NeuteredTRX]

I have never used it but just saw a commercial for a brand called Cerakote, less than $20 and guaranteed no sling.