Lucus oil tire shine

[Ryanjenkins]

I wanted to see if I could find a store bought WATER based tire shine when I found this stuff at Walmart of all places. Wow best looking tire shine I've ever used. No sling on my white care, good durability and of course easy to use. I spay a microfiber wax applicator and rub it into the tire. Nice deep shine. It can be knocked down with a plain micro to dull it up if you like that look. Happy to share my findings after using store bought tire shines for about 12 years. Thanks.

[FUNX650]

Lordy, Lordy...
A Lucas Oil product---that's Water-based:
Has the World gone completely mad?!?!

:eek:

Bob

[MattPersman]

Stuff had a good look lasted pretty average for me, went through a bottle last summer. Not bad for the $.

[briarpatch]

pics?

[Mike Phillips]

I wanted to see if I could find a store bought WATER based tire shine when I found this stuff at Walmart of all places.




Did you post this on the Lucus Oil Car Detailing Discussin Forum? Or the Walmar Car Detailing Discussion Forum?



:dunno:

[swanicyouth]

Megs, Mothers, Duragloss, Griot's, & 303 all make "water based" tire shines that can be obtained locally in case you run out in a pinch between AGO orders.


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[briarpatch]

where can you buy Griots products locally? I've seen them at Autozone, but not a full line-up, and there weren't any tire care products.....

[swanicyouth]

where can you buy Griots products locally? I've seen them at Autozone, but not a full line-up, and there weren't any tire care products.....

Well, I don't think the admins of the forum want me pointing out where to shop their competition.

I live in PA. Griot's products are everywhere now around me. Including their new poly sealant, new towels, waxes, GG6, pads, liquids, etc...

It's a fine line. I don't buy much if any detailing products locally. I like to shop at PBMG and get exactly what I want - since they carry full lines of products.

I was just trying to point out, if your going to source a product locally - at least pick products from quality detailing companies. I wouldn't buy any detailing supplies from some oil company. Yuck.

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[briarpatch]

Well, I don't think the admins of the forum want me pointing out where to shop their competition.

I live in PA. Griot's products are everywhere now around me. Including their new poly sealant, new towels, waxes, GG6, pads, liquids, etc...

It's a fine line. I don't buy much if any detailing products locally. I like to shop at PBMG and get exactly what I want - since they carry full lines of products.


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me too...AGO has become the best place for me to get stuff......I've just not seen more than a few Griots products available locally.....

[custmsprty]

Exactly

I'm just curious, what do you mean by exactly since you started a thread about a non AG product that Mike P pointed out doesn't have a "detailing forum" as neither does Walmart?
:dunno::dunno::dunno:

[JeffM]

Lucas oil products are pretty much not good from used oil analysis reports, so why would they make a good detailing product?

moving on...

[VISITOR]

i love PERL at 1:1 for tires and it can be bought here at AG...

[OSP1560]

Did you post this on the Lucus Oil Car Detailing Discussin Forum? Or the Walmar Car Detailing Discussion Forum?



:dunno:

Looks to me like a recommendation for AG to also look into other products!

[custmsprty]

Looks to me like a recommendation for AG to also look into other products!

They don't carry a wide enough variety of products as it is?

[Rsurfer]

[QUOTE=swanicyouth;1394277]I live in PA. Griot's products are everywhere now around me. Including their new poly sealant, new towels, waxes, GG6, pads, liquids, etc..



Looks like there's going to be a big Griot close out sale at AG.

I remember when Surf City went retail, they got dumped by AG.