Review - CarPro DarkSide

[Eldorado2k]

Yesterday, one coat. Not the easiest to apply, need to give several swipes unlike applying 253.

It looks like Armor All Outlast Tire Coating on your tires.

[Rsurfer]

It looks like Armor All Outlast Tire Coating on your tires.

I'll give it a few days and see if it tones down a bit.

[The Guz]

Wipe down any excess to knock down the gloss. I find it to not be that glossy and straightforward to apply with not many swipes.

[Rsurfer]

Wipe down any excess to knock down the gloss. I find it to not be that glossy and straightforward to apply with not many swipes.

Well my experience is the opposite of yours,

[DETAILROOKIE]

Hope not, but I'll probably go back to 253. Trying to find something with a little longer durability.

I've had really good luck with 303 Protectant. I put it on my tires and it lasts weeks. A little less if it rains, but still longer than any other tire shine that I've tried.

This was after a week of rain.

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[Silly Rabbit]

So pulling this thread up. What were the opinions when Darkside was tested beside Jescar?
And I am guessing something like Carpro Blackout sits above these in many rankings??? (Looks, durability, ease of use - it may be below in that - etc)

[Silly Rabbit]

Yea, so through reading some past posts (again, the benefits of these forums) I see you (Mike) moved away from coatings. I am more for the easier overall experience myself, so Blackout is not for me, lol.

So just curious how Darkside and Jescar compare, no more Blackout.

[The Guz]

If I had to choose between the two it would be Jescar.

[Silly Rabbit]

If I had to choose between the two it would be Jescar.

Thank you, already have Jescar.

[Danube]

Looks like Jescar is not available here in Australia, and I'm on the market for a tire dressing that doesn't have that oily shine ..

Maybe CarPro DarkSide can give me that matte look of a new tire ?!