Video: A tire dressing that lasts 6 to 12 months?!? Optimum Tire Protection & Coating !

[OrangeVee]

Hi guys,

Today I present the new Optimum Tire Protection & Coating with special guest Yvan Lacroix himself, VP of Optimum Polymer Technologies! This is a water-based dressing that will not sling and can last upwards of 6 to 12 months. In his testing he even has a vehicle that has had the tire coating on for 15 months and it's still on there.

It takes a bit more time to apply then a regular dressing, but the finish is awesome and it's dry to the touch. It has a silky feel, pretty cool. Not too glossy, and not too matte. I had it applied on my winter wheels (at the same time as Opti-Coat Pro+ on my paintwork) but I will also apply it on my summer wheels once I have them installed, so I can test for long term durability myself and report back to you guys.

Enjoy the video!


https://youtu.be/1VSPW0NpQAo

[The Guz]

The results look good. Keep us updated on longevity.

The blue tint is similar to how Tuf Shine and Mckee’s go on and they go clear once dry.

[OrangeVee]

Yes I'll be doing long term testing. The finish was very nice, silky smooth to the touch. Not too glossy and not too matte. A perfect balance.

[Setec Astronomy]

Yvan is Vice President of OPT??

[Bill D]

I like how he details in a bow tie. I could picture myself doing the same!

[Setec Astronomy]

I like how he details in a bow tie. I could picture myself doing the same!

If you look closely that's an OPT bow tie.

[Bill D]

They should sell them!

[Bruno Soares]

If I tried to detail with a dress shirt and bow tie on, you'd see sweat marks everywhere in like 30 seconds.

[DBAILEY]

OPT is certainly setting a new price point for tire coatings

[Setec Astronomy]

OPT is certainly setting a new price point for tire coatings

That's what I said but then someone posted that TAC is cheaper.

[OrangeVee]

Yvan is Vice President of OPT??

Yup! He used to be global training director, and got promoted to VP! :)

[fly07sti]

Interested to see what kind of durability you get. I recently coated the front tires on my DD and have another brand’s coating on the rears. Just from my application I am pretty sure OPT will be the winner but not sure it will dethrone Black Pearl for me. It sure is a lot cheaper though. If I see 6 months out of this, I’ll be more than happy.

[estcstm3]

Interested to see what kind of durability you get. I recently coated the front tires on my DD and have another brand’s coating on the rears. Just from my application I am pretty sure OPT will be the winner but not sure it will dethrone Black Pearl for me. It sure is a lot cheaper though. If I see 6 months out of this, I’ll be more than happy.

why is black pearl your standard bearer? I dont find it much better than duraglosses tire dressing....honest question?

[Coatingsarecrack]

Hi guys,

Today I present the new Optimum Tire Protection & Coating with special guest Yvan Lacroix himself, VP of Optimum Polymer Technologies! This is a water-based dressing that will not sling and can last upwards of 6 to 12 months. In his testing he even has a vehicle that has had the tire coating on for 15 months and it's still on there.

It takes a bit more time to apply then a regular dressing, but the finish is awesome and it's dry to the touch. It has a silky feel, pretty cool. Not too glossy, and not too matte. I had it applied on my winter wheels (at the same time as Opti-Coat Pro+ on my paintwork) but I will also apply it on my summer wheels once I have them installed, so I can test for long term durability myself and report back to you guys.

Enjoy the video!


https://youtu.be/1VSPW0NpQAo

Pan let’s get clarification up front. Will this be a coating only test or will you be topping and maintaining?

Will you be using your personal vehichle as a test donkey or treating it like a normal car?

Just kiddin! Yeah tire coating seems to be the rage. Nothing much left to coat. As said before keep posted. Love all the info out


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[Coatingsarecrack]

Also Tacs is only cheaper compared to 8oz. OPT 8oz $15.99. Tac system 16oz $23.99. If you buy OPT 32oz prices very comparable per oz.

Does anyone know if this has a shelf life?


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