Coated my tires today and WOW,

I recoated my tires this week-end on my Buick with TW EnduraShine.

The coats I applied in June were all gone.

I did 3 coats this time. I seemed a bit less shiny in real though.


I also waxed with Collinite 845 at the same time.
Very easy wax to apply and remove. Very little goes a very long way.
 
Is the Endura Shine the aerosol?

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The Guz said:
I did the same thing. I just mailed it so I have not seen anything as of yet.
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I went to oreily yesterday and they had the rebates sitting out on their shelves. I'm guessing this is the official mail in rebate so I'm going to try and send that in this time. It's small and on colored paper with all the information to fill out on the back.
 
Ahhh yes, I just remember Jet Black on there for some reason!

I'll probably re-apply before my trip down to the Tail of the Dragon in 25 days so its very fresh for the trip down there. While down there the tires and wheels take a beating, its about 650 miles just getting down there but this year I'm going from Chicagoland to the D and then heading out the next day, so even more driving. I predict the TW tire coating will hold up just fine and besides, 25 days is almost a month anyways.

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TkasselFord said:
No touch shine. Purple and black can.
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Sorry but this thread is just for those who've used the TW tire coating, its not a "this is better than that" thread, thank you.

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This was my two week update. I forgot to post a pic. All I did was spray some of the included cleaner that came with it on tires, lightly agitated then proceeded with my normal two bucket wash routine with DG 901/902.

This is my daily driver and I put about 65 miles a day on it. Several rain storms and lots of constructions zones while I've had the coating on and I think it still looks pretty darn good! :xyxthumbs:

Its lost a little bit of the initial shine and is worn more near the treads as you'd expect, but its held up pretty well. Its killing me not applying a dressing after each wash though. Don't know how I'd fair if I had a paint coating on my car .

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Wanting to apply dressing is due to past products, you'll break the habit soon enough, LOL! Tires look great!

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I reapplied today using 3 coats. Tires were cleaned using Surf City Garage Pro APC. Hopefully it stays uniform this time. Also, I got my $7 rebate in the mail.

My new phone really has trouble picking up the correct color of my car.





 
I just love the color on that Si! Tires look great, how many weeks did you before the re-coat?

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The good news is that I received my $7 rebate from TW. I had used the form from their facebook page. Just letting everyone know.
 
I've had NO problems w/ re-coats and have cycled in 3 different coating process to my own tires. I couldn't be happier with this product and will continue to use it for as long as they make it!!

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Klasse Act said:
I just love the color on that Si! Tires look great, how many weeks did you before the re-coat?

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I originally put it on August 5th I believe, but if you remember I had some bonding issues. They still looked decent today, but pretty dull. After scrubbing my tires well, it all appeared to be gone. I think I will have better success this time, and last time was pretty successful.
 
SYMAWD said:
I originally put it on August 5th I believe, but if you remember I had some bonding issues. They still looked decent today, but pretty dull. After scrubbing my tires well, it all appeared to be gone. I think I will have better success this time, and last time was pretty successful.
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your tires look amazing! I've also seen them on 9thgencivic. based on your review, I think this TW dressing is for me!
 
I've used this on my work vehicle and the wife's car an it looks great but not on my truck tires.

I was wondering if anyone is having the same issue I am with the applicator? It seem to be just shredding into pieces. I've got two coats on the wife's car as of today and will add another two tomorrow with another applicator.
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
Dont know if anyone caught this over on Detailcity .... great offer but please remember this was the QD spritz, not the new spray sealant. It works well on all sealants and waxes and adds some gloss. I highly suggest calling Jason or Mat to make sure the size you want is left ........

You can call customer service to place your order. 1.800.869.3011. or Jason's extension is 208




We have a batch of Wolfgang Instant Detail Spritz left. This is the old formula that is NOT VOC compliant, so none of this stuff can be shipped to California.

Prices are as follows:

(40) 16oz.

Suggested list - $16.95
Your price - $7 each

(8) 64oz.

Suggested list - $44.95
Your price - $20 each

(12) 128oz.

Suggested list - $69.95
Your price - $30 each

WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
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Maybe its because the truck tires are knobby on the shoulders:what:

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I absolutely love the TW black endura shine. Nothing sticks to the tires and come clean with normal car wash shampoo.
I have been using it for about 4 months. Re-coated once with Meguiars hot rims and scrubbed twice. Once would have been enough because hardly any brown was there the first time. I use 2 coats and it gives it just the right amount of satin appearance.

I love the applicator that comes with the package, but after rubbing over tires with raised patterns, durability fades. But the wavy relief of the applicator makes application easy.
I bought some CG(actually stamped Carrand) applicators and the sponge is to thick and wobbly.
 
I have been using cheap yellow round foam applicators after my first TW applicator kinda wore out on recoating efforts. Been working ok you really gotta wear gloves at least the applicator holding hand cause the product soaks through
 
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