Tire dressing--not too shiny

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peterhurcos

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I need to do a better job with my tires. I can get them clean, but how do I make them look new, but not shiny? I hate that.
 
I like Meguiar's # 40. No shine at all, no sling at all, and smells good.
 
Ultima tire and trim guard plus. Dries to the touch and has durability.
The finish looks like like a notch up in appearance from new tires imho.
 
Dannyk said:
Ultima tire and trim guard plus. Dries to the touch and has durability.
The finish looks like like a notch up in appearance from new tires imho.
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Just tested it against PERL, doesn't last as long and attracts more dust & dirt.
 
CDot said:
Eco Touch Tire Shine - a little goes a super long way and has a nice matte sheen. Seriously, this stuff is some of the best around.
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The look is great the price is as well. But PERL outlasts it and looks the same and cost is negligible when diluted and sprayed.
 
EVOlved said:
The look is great the price is as well. But PERL outlasts it and looks the same and cost is negligible when diluted and sprayed.
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How long are you going on PERL? I'm at almost 3 weeks with my last application of Eco Touch
 
Carpros Perl if you use it on tires don't dilute it and I have it in my tires and get 3 weeks out of it. So far it's the best I've ever used in the past 5 years.
 
optimum Opti-bond tire gel cut 50% with water in a small spray bottle, spray a little into a small paint brush and apply to one side and repeat again on the other side, once it dries it gives a nice matte natural look to the tire, darkening the rubber and not shiny at all.
 
Eco touch tire shine, or Perl straight.
 
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