tires and wheels

[fabiolas4]

anyone know of any good wet shine sprays for tires? i was using 2001 but that flings off, now im using no touch maximum wet but spraying makes me have to rewipe the whole car down again because you can see spray marks.

for wheels, i have the premium alloys and their dull and i use stainless steel spray sparingly and they pop like crazy. is this wrong or do they make something that makes them pop?

nothing expensively crazy because the car is a '98, and it does have surface flaws, just stuff that will make a date say "wow that thing is nice, is it only a few yrs old?" something like that.
thx all

[loudog2]

I use wolfgang black diamond tire gel. No sling and last a while. It's still buy one, get one w/applicators.

[fabiolas4]

is that something i can find at advance auto or pepboys and hopefully not pricey?

[loudog2]

No, here only. But it comes out to $12 a piece with the BOGO. The applicatores that come with it are pretty good also.

[maxisiri]

Originally Posted by loudog2

I use wolfgang black diamond tire gel. No sling and last a while. It's still buy one, get one w/applicators.

+1

[SportEL]

For a Tire Spray, I use --> Stoners More Shine Less Time. I just tried it a few weeks ago. It's so quick and easy as it's an aerosol spray versus a pump so you just hold down the nozzle in one go and spray around and it's easy to control. You just spray and walk away as it says. This stuff is nice and cheap too.


For a Tire Gel, I use DP Gloss Tire Gel. DP products are excellent value.

[jake66]

If you're looking for something you can buy loca, I also have used the Stoner's and I like it. Bought at O'Reilly.

[dublifecrisis]

Autozone carries Meguiar's Endurance tire shine (grape smelling purple stuff)....it's greasy as all get out but conveniently packaged and shines well. a bottle will last quite a while. BJ's wholesale carries 2 packs of Black Magic tire shine for about $10.

[fabiolas4]

thank you jake66 and dublifecrisis! i will definitely check those out.

[Irish]

Opti-Bond Tire Gel is a fantastic product. Surprised it hasn't been mentioned yet.