Tire shine that doesn't fly off at 155 mph?

Roz-SRT said:
That sucks! It's at all the local part's places around here. . . Even Wal-mart has it. . . I haven't purchased any in several months though . . . Maybe I need to stock up!
That's where I initially found it. They had a huge center isle display with all tha Dupont products. Now all they have on the shelf is the Teflon Car Wash.
I've checked both Advance Auto and Auto Zone. They both know what I'm talking about but don't stock it. I'll hit NAPA tomorrow and check there.
The Dupont website says that Walmart is suppose to carry it but they don't. I've checked a couple different stores. If I ever find the stuff again, I'm buying a case.
 
Use Turtle wax F-21.....A friend who shows cars told me about this...you do not spray it on the tire...soak a folded cloth and rub it on....you will get absolutely no sling off from it..none......use it on all of the interior but leather...also is great for exterior platic parts...does not run or streak when the truck is washed or in rain...Will last thru several washings..



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I hate tire dressing and won't use it unless it is for a show and then I don't use much.

It gets all over yor clothes when you strap down to the trailer.:mad:
 
FSTJACK said:
I hate tire dressing and won't use it unless it is for a show and then I don't use much.

It gets all over yor clothes when you strap down to the trailer.:mad:


you mean they dont let you ride in the cab too? those savages.....:D
 
I use to do detail on high end cars for a living thru college and these 2 products combined will lock the shine and will NOT sling off.

first spray this on and let it soak in a bit.

http://www.lanescarproducts.com/supblutirglo.html

then use this aerosol based to kinda clear coat and lock in the blue stuff.

well i cant find the exact thing but you can call them and ask for the aerosol protectant in a can that is green and white.

http://www.automagic.biz/products.htm
 
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What works for me is meguiars insane tire spray...spray on tire
wipe with applicator...Been doing it for years...
 

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