Coated my tires today and WOW,

Yeah, it's tire cleaner so why not. I've had no issues doing this and to be honest I've added Purple Power in there too. What I can tell you is that with a foaming sprayer it turns dirty tires brown and then I just scrub them and rinse off and they are clean. On tires that real dirty I ended up doing twice and it's all good.

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Does using a foaming sprayer use alot more product? I've been thinking about getting some for my wheel cleaners.
 
Eldorado2k said:
Does using a foaming sprayer use alot more product? I've been thinking about getting some for my wheel cleaners.
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I'm not sure but I really like the clinging foam.
You could pick up a bottle of Meguiars Hot Rims all wheel and tire for $5 and check out the difference.

That is the bottle I use for my D143.
 
The foaming sprayer doesn't use more it just dispenses it differently. The ECO TOUCH sprayer for the wheel cleaner is an awesome sprayer, the product is great too so it's a great idea to order their wheel cleaner and it's a win win👍👍

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ECO TOUCH is it's own company that makes enviromentally safe products. I have tried/used just about all their products and they are first rate 👍👍

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Does anybody know of another method of applying other than the foam applicator? I have all terrain tires and it shreds the applicator. I need to reapply and was thinking of trying the carrand tire dressing brush. What do you guys think?
 
The DP kit does come with a brush so I guess you could try it. Air brush is another option💡

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Alright thanks. If it lays an even coverage like the brush says it shouldn't streak I would think
 
Cheap foam brush "kit" from Wally World. The large and small should handle all terrains.
Spraying that stuff would get on the wheels.
 
Husky floor mat coating!

Probably Weather Tech also. I tried using Aerospace 303 after washing the black floor liners. Even though they lay flat they give your foot a "slide" when getting in and out. So I went to the TW.

MAN what a nice looking set of liners now. And, this stuff lasts even against foot scuffs. The real beauty is it conceals minor stuff.

Just a hose down, wash with a brush, dry in the sun, and coat. They don't even have to be cleaned down to pure black.
 
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Probably Weather Tech also. I tried using Aerospace 303 after washing the black floor liners. Even though they lay flat they give your foot a "slide" when getting in and out. So I went to the TW.

MAN what a nice looking set of liners now. And, this stuff lasts even against foot scuffs. The real beauty is it conceals minor stuff.

Just a hose down, wash with a brush, dry in the sun, and coat. They don't even have to be cleaned down to pure black.
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WA-WA-WA-WHAAAAT?! I've been looking at my black Weather Techs wondering what I can do to bring them to life and never even thought of this!
What about durability? is it flaking under your feet at all?
 
Weather Tech sells their own cleaner for them, might wanna check it out and IIRC they also have something to apply to it afterwards.

I'd be worried the tire coating would make it too smooth.

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Nope! Does not flake at all. Keep in mind this is subjected to rain, mud, melting snow, and slush with road salt. The only thing that wears through it (slowly) is the rubbing from my shoes against the debris.

Why buy cleaner when 409 or Purple Power spray-brush-rinse is quick and easy.

Like I said, it does not get slick like Armor All or Aerospace would do. I have been doing this for a year now and have only coated them twice. I didn't even have to do the passenger side last time. Just rinsed. YMMV.

BTW- My dog on the back liner has not caused flaking either.
 
Great post Seth, I'm going to clean and coat mine when I take them out for the year👍👍

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sethr said:
Probably Weather Tech also. I tried using Aerospace 303 after washing the black floor liners. Even though they lay flat they give your foot a "slide" when getting in and out. So I went to the TW.



MAN what a nice looking set of liners now. And, this stuff lasts even against foot scuffs. The real beauty is it conceals minor stuff.



Just a hose down, wash with a brush, dry in the sun, and coat. They don't even have to be cleaned down to pure black.
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I wonder which 1 works better for this application: TW Endura Trim coating, or TW Endura Tire Coat.
Yesterday, while using the Endura Trim Coat on the plastic step sills in my car, I rubbed a little on my parking brake pedal. It looked so good I continued and coated the brake and accelerator pedal as well. They went from looking faded and dirty to looking perfectly deep dark black.
The step sills look better than new as well.
 
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I wonder which 1 works better for this application: TW Endura Trim coating, or TW Endura Tire Coat.
Yesterday, while using the Endura Trim Coat on the plastic step sills in my car, I rubbed a little on my parking brake pedal. It looked so good I continued and coated the brake and accelerator pedal as well. They went from looking faded and dirty to looking perfectly deep dark black.
The step sills look better than new as well.
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I used the turtle wax kit, a few days ago.

It's actually really easy to use.

I plan on doing it to my personal car whenever I get the time to do my own personal car.

It seems like in too busy to make everyone else's car shiny except mine lmao
 
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I used the turtle wax kit, a few days ago.

It's actually really easy to use.

I plan on doing it to my personal car whenever I get the time to do my own personal car.
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Yea, it's super easy to use.. You pretty much become an expert at how to apply the tire coat after your 1st set of tires. I never get it on the wheels anymore.. And if you get any on your hands, it washes right off.
Just make sure your tires are totally free of any prior dressings, this can be a bit tough to do with your own car if you're anything like me.. Meaning I've given my own tires such a consistent dose of Hyper Dressing, that I cannot completely clean my tires good enough to use the Endura Tire Coat on them. Lol. Luckily, I get enough satisfaction from seeing how good it does on everyone else tires.😊

Here's the pieces I did with the Endura Trim Coat.

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