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Bought a bottle of Cerakote Tire Coating. I shook the bottle for a minute. There was some gunk up at the top of the bottle. I think it mixed back up or settled to the bottom. My issue was that the sprayer wouldn't work. I ended up dumping it on the applicator and working it into the tire. Overall look is nice. Looks similar to Adams Graphene tire dressing, maybe a bit more matte looking. Other than the sprayer, I think it's a good product. Durability is to be determined.
 
I wanted to update this thread. I contacted Cerakote by email and stated that my sprayer didn't work. They sent me out a new box. The sprayer issue must have been pretty common because the new box had a different design sprayer. Customer service is top notch.
 
DUBL0WS6 said:
I wanted to update this thread. I contacted Cerakote by email and stated that my sprayer didn't work. They sent me out a new box. The sprayer issue must have been pretty common because the new box had a different design sprayer. Customer service is top notch.
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Saw on Amazon had some “texture” issues. How you liking it so far? How long does it last?


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It seemed to apply pretty evenly. Last fall I used Adams Graphene tire dressing. I washed it off with tire cleaner then applied the Cerakote. I applied it to each tire and then applied a second coat.
 
So I applied the original application and then I applied the new bottle a week later to see if there was any difference. The new bottle might have been a touch glossier but nothing major. We had some rain and the car has been outside. So, after the second bottle, it's been a week and the product looks the same.
 
So I washed the car today and have to say the tire coating is hanging on in full strength. The tires had nice tight water beads. I've never used a tire product that beaded water as well as Cerakote.
 
I just looked this product up and it says it's a "ceramic tire coat spray"...I had presumed that this was a typical acrylic (white liquid) tire coating like the McKee's, Tuf Shine, Optimum, etc. Is it not?
 
It is a white liquid but it dries to the touch and doesn't wipe off.
 
OK, we're at 4 weeks and multiple heavy rain storms and the Cerakote is hanging in there. At this point it's not really glossy but it's obvious it's still there. This is the most durable tire product I've tried to date. I'm going to go ahead and refresh the coating. The product should work well for most people.
 
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