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The key is to make sure your tires are very clean from what I have found.
I use Westley's BleechWhite on a wet tire and scrub with a nylon bristled brush.
After washing and drying, I apply a coat of either Vinylex or Meguiars Natural Shine. I've been nothing but happy with the results.
RP
I use Westley's BleechWhite on a wet tire and scrub with a nylon bristled brush.
After washing and drying, I apply a coat of either Vinylex or Meguiars Natural Shine. I've been nothing but happy with the results.
RP
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I may be the odd one here (damn, I hear RockPick coming now ) anyway I am one of the few that does not like shinny tires. I like a real clean natural look to them. I like the Zaino tire shine because if you put one coat on it gives them a nice satin, natural look, not shinny. It last at least 4 - 6 weeks if not longer and through at least 4 - 6 washes.
If you put more coats of Zaino tire shine on it will give you a real shinny look. I don't know how long that look last because I have never done it. It has great UV protection and from what I understand will protect the tires from UV like the 303 does. I have the 303 that I use on my trailer tires to keep them from sun rotting, it does make them shinny but it's my trailer.
If you put more coats of Zaino tire shine on it will give you a real shinny look. I don't know how long that look last because I have never done it. It has great UV protection and from what I understand will protect the tires from UV like the 303 does. I have the 303 that I use on my trailer tires to keep them from sun rotting, it does make them shinny but it's my trailer.