TW HS Acrylic tire spray coating.

[glen e]

This is a completely virgin tire with 2 weeks time of TWHS on it. It still looks good, it’s gone through three rain storms and about 800 to 1000 miles… The tire was completely brought back to Virgin rubber with stoners tarminator before I applied it.

[briarpatch]

This is a completely virgin tire with 2 weeks time of TWHS on it. It still looks good, it’s gone through three rain storms and about 800 to 1000 miles… The tire was completely brought back to Virgin rubber with stoners tarminator before I applied it.

How many coats of TWHS are on there?

[Klasse Act]

Is that the TWHS Tire and Wheel cleaner you're using? Don't those tires have a base of the TW Endura coating with TWHS Graphene Tire coating on top? Just want to clarify that is not the TWHS coating standalone

It does infact have a base of the TW Endura laid down w/TWHS graphene spray tire dressing applied and yes, it's their newest tire/wheel cleaner

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[glen e]

How many coats of TWHS are on there?

2 @ 3 hours apart…

[dgage]

It does infact have a base of the TW Endura laid down w/TWHS graphene spray tire dressing applied and yes, it's their newest tire/wheel cleaner

Just to be clear, I appreciate you sharing what you do on many different products. For this one though, the Endura renders your results potentially unique.

[Klasse Act]

Just to be clear, I appreciate you sharing what you do on many different products. For this one though, the Endura renders your results potentially unique.

Oh for sure!

The thing with applying anything to winter tires is also unique because of the special rubber blend used to make them do what they do. Kinda like how some people have reported issues with tire dressings on those Michelin Pilot 4S tires, they too have soft rubber blends that make it a challenge for tire products to "stick".

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[seabiscut88]

Here is what it looks like after going through snow and slush


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[PA DETAILER]

IMPRESSIVE

[Uncbrs]

How long have you had it for? This product does have that blue-ish tint in it and I'd be surprised if you didn't like it, keep me posted.

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I took the 303 Tire and Wheel cleaner as well as the 303 Tire Balm to the other vehicle today. I have such a hard time finding a lot of difference between all these tire products so maybe I'm just lucky and have bought decent stuff. Easy application, dried nicely and looks good. However, the tires looked pretty good after just the scrub clean because I had Wolfgang gel on it awhile ago (mid-Dec). This is another vehicle that isn't driven too often. We'll see how it holds.

EDIT - no clue what's going on in this picture. Guess it was compressed and now looks like a mess...


To keep with the theme of the thread, I snapped a picture of the other tires with TWHS Acrylic after some driving over roads that are messy post-snow and coated with whatever it is Colorado haphazardly throws down to pretend they've tried to prevent ice. This is the 2nd picture.

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[dgage]

Picked up some Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene Acrylic Tire Shine Spray Coating (TWHSGATSSC) and used it on my new (installed 2 weeks ago) Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires (no prior dressings or cleanings). First cleaned with 3 rounds of Shine Supply Wise Guy tire cleaner and then cleaned the rim and tire with Meguiar's Non-Acid Tire/Wheel Cleaner before drying with my new Ego 765 Blower (Father’s Day present).

Before cleaning tires AND before cleaning the car:


After 1st coat:



After 2nd and final coat (will clean the car later in the evening when it cools down):



Initial coat didn’t seem to soak in well so I wiped it a second time with the foam tire applicator and it smoothed out though it was somewhat blotchy. The second coat the next day seemed to go on well and consistent with a very nice look. Nice sheen, not too glossy but looks well dressed. We’ll see how long it lasts.