LOng lasting Tire coating suggestions??

[goldenlight]

I been using Endurance Tire Gel for a couple of years now. Paid $5 bucks at the bigbox store. I wanted to know if there is anytire coating out there that last months instead of a few weeks.

[SYMAWD]

Turtle wax jet black endura shine but get the one with the applicator not the aerosol. Tuf shine is also good.

[refreshauto]

black pearl

[Chase.Detailing]

Turtle wax jet black endura shine but get the one with the applicator not the aerosol. Tuf shine is also good.

Have it on my car and haven't washed it in 3 weeks. Still looks great!

[spewking]

Tuf shine
3 months easy
2 months looks as good as day you put on

[toycar18]

Ultima Trim and Tire Guard lasts months.

I have also heard great things about Tuf Shine.

Both pricey but worth it!

[The Guz]

Turtle wax jet black endura shine but get the one with the applicator not the aerosol. Tuf shine is also good.

I got 2 months out of this. Worked very well.

[Tac07]

Black Pearl!!!

[DasBurninator]

I am pretty impressed with Blackfire Trim and Tire sealant so far. 2 coats on my tires looks about perfect and seems to be holding up well.

The car is a pretty dirty, but here is a pic
http://i.imgur.com/paqz4t1l.png

[MattPersman]

Turtle wax for sure

[FUNX650]

Although these two products quite literally spell out your thread-starter's topic:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/image633.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/83688)http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/image630.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/83685)


This product is what I'll suggest that
you'll be more pleased to use:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/image632.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/83687)

3M Tire Restorer Tire Dressing, 3m 39042, tire protectant, rubber dressing, tire shine (http://www.autogeek.net/3m-tire-dressing.html)


Bob

[cardaddy]

What... no love for Opti-Bond?

Not super glossy (which is a GOOD thing from where I'm standing) and lasts, and lasts, and lasts.

Takes a lot less of it than BF gel to coat as well.

That Megs slime drives me crazy! Smells like grape, looks like silicone, and makes a MESS like silicone as well. :rolleyes:

[trekkeruss]

Tuf Shine lasts a long time, but the tire must be scrupulously clean or the coating will fail in an ugly way. Turtle Wax Endura lasts just as long, isn't as finicky about the pre-cleaning, and is cheaper. I still use the Tuf Shine tire cleaner though; there's nothing better on the market, IMO.

[SYMAWD]

What... no love for Opti-Bond?

Not super glossy (which is a GOOD thing from where I'm standing) and lasts, and lasts, and lasts.

Takes a lot less of it than BF gel to coat as well.

That Megs slime drives me crazy! Smells like grape, looks like silicone, and makes a MESS like silicone as well. :rolleyes:

Opti-bond never lasts too long for me. In fact it's the last one I'd reach for out of all the dressings I have.

[Blade]

What... no love for Opti-Bond?

Not super glossy (which is a GOOD thing from where I'm standing) and lasts, and lasts, and lasts.Yeah, Opti-Bond looks good, just enough shine for my taste. But durability? Depends on your weather. One heavy rain here on the Wet Coast and its halfway gone. A second day of rain? Just say goodbye to Opti-Bond. I have a gallon of the stuff from 3 years ago, I only tend to use it in the dry summer months, or if they forecast at least a week of no-rain.

I've since discovered Turtle Wax Tire Coating! :xyxthumbs: