Anything Better the Turtle WAx Endura Tire Shine?

WaxMaster1 said:
Nothing like a tattle tale. Wonder if he told his mommy too. Probably dresses up like the policeman from The Village People with a Brinkmann swirl finder light and harasses used car lots
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lol. Sounds about right.
 
custmsprty said:
Please elaborate, which of the products have you used? Links to posts?
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I have used the Hi Intensity Apc. Outstanding product. I also used a sample of one of their car shampoo. Worked great also. And I used their extractor pre treatment product. Also very good. I have used the tuf shine coating and if I were to buy another tire coating it would probably be DP because nome of their products have left me down so far. I also constantly read positive reviews of their products
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Why is this repeated all the time? From what I can tell, it's still available.
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I have traveled 3 counties, 20+ stores with many names, and it was in the clearance bin at every single one of them, mostly 50% off. Most stores told me they no longer will stock it. This has followed the same path to extinction that their rinse less wash has previously. So for you, it must be that no one uses it in your area, thus it's available. I hope I am wrong but all things tell me I am not. The thread for this product also point to availability problems.
 
I need to buy this up if I can find it. It couldn't work any better
 
4. No bashing other people. If you can't say anything nice about someone, then don't say anything at all, this also includes talking to others in a demeaning manner.
 
ge0rge said:
I have traveled 3 counties, 20+ stores with many names, and it was in the clearance bin at every single one of them, mostly 50% off. Most stores told me they no longer will stock it. This has followed the same path to extinction that their rinse less wash has previously. So for you, it must be that no one uses it in your area, thus it's available. I hope I am wrong but all things tell me I am not. The thread for this product also point to availability problems.
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I hear you, but last time I read this, almost a year ago, I went real fast and bought some at that river place. It's still there, it's sill on the TW website, etc. I've seen it at Wal-Mart. It doesn't seem like it's going anywhere.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
I hear you, but last time I read this, almost a year ago, I went real fast and bought some at that river place. It's still there, it's sill on the TW website, etc. I've seen it at Wal-Mart. It doesn't seem like it's going anywhere.
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You are referring to the kit with tire cleaner, applicator, coating, and glove correct. Only reason I ask is that some confuse this with the aerosol spray TW makes.
 
ge0rge said:
You are referring to the kit with tire cleaner, applicator, coating, and glove correct.
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Yes, that's correct. Go to the TW website or the jungle and you'll still see it's there. I'm not saying that the product may not be a commercial flop and that it ultimately may be discontinued, but that was the rumor a year ago and it still seems to be an active product.
 
What do you mean by LOOONNGG? In my experience, TW coating lasts a year. For the first 6 months you have a deep black of just dressed tire look, afterwards it starts to fade but at the same time on the next year it still looks better than an non-dressed tire. Are you getting better results with McKee's ? If so can you give us a time frame for look and durabiliy?

Thanks!
 
Just did a quick search on Canadian Tire's website. The product is available at regular price and they now have kits that includes waxes and molding restoration products with it as well. I did grab 2 bottles on discount at 50% off last year but it looks like it went back to full price. So I don't know if that special means they are removing it or they just did a big promo so people could try it out and fall in love with it. But seriously, AGO should carry it.
 
Calendyr said:
What do you mean by LOOONNGG? In my experience, TW coating lasts a year. For the first 6 months you have a deep black of just dressed tire look, afterwards it starts to fade but at the same time on the next year it still looks better than an non-dressed tire. Are you getting better results with McKee's ? If so can you give us a time frame for look and durabiliy?

Thanks!
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That's pretty good. I only got 2 months out of TW on my car that is daily driven. DP Tire Coating actually lasted a little longer than TW. There was still some coating at the 4 month mark on my daily driver. I can see both products lasting a year on a car that is garaged and rarely driven. For example my Camaro has Blackfire Tire Gel on it and it's been on the car for almost 3 months. The reason being I only drive it every now and then.

In addition I don't have to worry about any of the black TW product staining my wheels as DP/McKee's goes on clear and is easier to clean up if it does get on the wheel. It also has a slightly longer working time over TW. I haven't touched the TW stuff in quite sometime as I have gone to DP Tire Coating.

It also takes more work to remove DP tire coating. Especially if it's fresh. TW can easily be cleaned with a tire cleaner.

This is just my experience with both products.
 
Are you talking about the Turtle wax T-12KT jet black endura-shine tire coat kit, that is no longer being sold?
 
BF4Noob73 said:
Are you talking about the Turtle wax T-12KT jet black endura-shine tire coat kit, that is no longer being sold?
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Here we go again. What makes you think it's no longer being sold? It's on the Turtle Wax website, and I can buy it right now from that south American river place.
 
The Guz said:
That's pretty good. I only got 2 months out of TW on my car that is daily driven. DP Tire Coating actually lasted a little longer than TW. There was still some coating at the 4 month mark on my daily driver. I can see both products lasting a year on a car that is garaged and rarely driven. For example my Camaro has Blackfire Tire Gel on it and it's been on the car for almost 3 months. The reason being I only drive it every now and then.

In addition I don't have to worry about any of the black TW product staining my wheels as DP/McKee's goes on clear and is easier to clean up if it does get on the wheel. It also has a slightly longer working time over TW. I haven't touched the TW stuff in quite sometime as I have gone to DP Tire Coating.

It also takes more work to remove DP tire coating. Especially if it's fresh. TW can easily be cleaned with a tire cleaner.

This is just my experience with both products.
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Thanks, I will have to give McKee's tire coating a try when I run out of TW product. Better durability and less headaches in if you put some on the rim is a plus.
 
Yes I am also gonna buy the McKees tire coating on next order to try it out, I have a heck of a time with the turtle wax coating on Michelin tires for some reason, it looks good for a short time but then we'll, doesn't lol. All that is required is a quick swipe of another coat on top and it is lasting longer than water based products but I had other vehicles with other tires like Bridgestone, Goodyear, Firestone that all took the coating better
 
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