Looking for a High Gloss Tire Shine that doesn't sling.

Rez90

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I have Opti-Bond but i'd like something with more shine. I tried a store bought Armor All High Shine but it literally dries off the tire in 10 minutes.

I know most people like a flat or subtle tire shine....and i have that covered. But here and there i like something louder on the tires.

Thanks in advance.

Favorite applicators are always welcomed as well.
 
I have Opti-Bond but i'd like something with more shine. I tried a store bought Armor All High Shine but it literally dries off the tire in 10 minutes.

I know most people like a flat or subtle tire shine....and i have that covered. But here and there i like something louder on the tires.

Thanks in advance.

Favorite applicators are always welcomed as well.

Carbrite Hypershine, super durable and glossy.
 
I find aerosol tire shines to work really good. Nxt tire shine is good. I'm still looking for more though. Interested in this tire shine that's behind the counter at oreileys I've heard about called cover all.
Looking for a super shiny wet tire shine, even if it only last a week I'm still okay with it.
 
I find aerosol tire shines to work really good. Nxt tire shine is good. I'm still looking for more though. Interested in this tire shine that's behind the counter at oreileys I've heard about called cover all.
Looking for a super shiny wet tire shine, even if it only last a week I'm still okay with it.

Try Griot's black shine aerosol.
 
I put on 1 heavy coat of Opti-bond with a spray gun and when it dries it has more gloss than anything I've ever used.
I have to tone it down with a dry foam applicator.
I've tried a lighter coat but but it takes a lot of smoothing out to get coverage on off road tires.
 
i typically use water-based dressing on the tires, but if i want more shine/gloss then this fits the bill. there's also a gel version as well...

Griot's Garage Black Shine High Gloss Tire Spray
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Sonax Tire shine is very glossy and durable.

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Do the Griot’s or Sonax last at all through rain ?


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I won't use anything other than an acrylic tire coating. They dry completely, don't let dirt stick to them. They are glossy if you apply a couple of coats. Driving in the rain has no effect on them. Uv rays will break it down over time. I get two to three very solid months with cars parked outside 24/7. Over a year on weekend cars kept in the garage. If you want to know the brand private message me due to forum rules.
 
Do the Griot’s or Sonax last at all through rain ?


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most (water based) tire dressings are going to wash off in the rain at some point, so when you re-wash the car you can re-apply. if you want something that's going to last longer (and is more durable), look into a tire coating...
 
I won't use anything other than an acrylic tire coating. They dry completely, don't let dirt stick to them. They are glossy if you apply a couple of coats. Driving in the rain has no effect on them. Uv rays will break it down over time. I get two to three very solid months with cars parked outside 24/7. Over a year on weekend cars kept in the garage. If you want to know the brand private message me due to forum rules.
Pm pls

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Griot's Black Shine G E L, don't bother with the aerosol IMO, also, Gyeon Tire is another winner!!
 
I have been using Tuff Shine which holds up well but the shine does mute some raily quickly which is fine for me. This year I am trying M37's tire coating which seems quite similar to the Tuff Shine. I am prepping a new set of snow tires for winter and just finish coating them and the shine is pretty good but is my 1st time with this product so no idea on how long the shine will last.

Here is a shot of the prep I did and 2nd after 4 coats.

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