[ktrvn]

What tire shine do you guys use that offers a good shine without the excess sling?

[Gen13 F36]

If you rub it on the tire and clean it off they won't be any excess to sling

[ktrvn]

Originally Posted by Gen13 F36

If you rub it on the tire and clean it off they won't be any excess to sling

Yeah I will give this a shot Bought an oil based one from oreillys, but will probably order a water based spray since I heard its better for your tires

[thompsac25]

CarPro Perl is my go-to. And as mentioned above, wipe off excess.

[DrBall]

without a doubt carpro Perl. I've tried so many others, always go back to this one. layer it up to increase shine if you want or dilute if you want more matte. really great product.

[ktrvn]

Originally Posted by DrBall

without a doubt carpro Perl. I've tried so many others, always go back to this one. layer it up to increase shine if you want or dilute if you want more matte. really great product.

I'll definitely check it out! I was looking at chemical guys before this

[Dovine76]

I use BLAK trim restore on my tires, but only on the outside. Never on the tread. No sling when dry and lasts for a long time between rain showers and simple detailing.

Note: It is a very thin liquid so be careful. You should wear gloves and apply somewhere other than your driveway to prevent staining from droplets.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005P...UTF8&psc=1

[neonnblack]

flash aqua gloss

[Desertnate]

Duragloss 253.

I've used CarPro PERL, Optimum Opti-Bond Tire Gel and others, but Duragloss is the most durable and best looking one I've tried. Don't let the cheap price be a turn off, it's a great product.

Trying to go for a really shiny tire look might be part of the problem. Dressings which will load up on a tire to make it look really shiny will tend to sling vs those which are designed to darken the rubber and give it a more like-new/dark satin appearance. However some will look more shiny-ish after a couple coats, but won't sling.

[Busa1]

Ive been using Poorboy's Bold and Bright Tire Gel for years. With any type of tire dressing, make sure the tires are properly cleaned to give great results.

[Zabiz]

Originally Posted by Kyletrann

What tire shine do you guys use that offers a good shine without the excess sling?

I've used something funny, it's chemical guys new car high shine dressing, it's literally amazing, doesn't fling, shines everything and smells like cherries, out the container it comes as a thick cream so I diluted it with some water and it works great, I've also used it on the plastic trims and interior with no issue at all
Chemical Guys TVD_102 New Car Shine Premium Dressing (1 Gal) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003UT3XKC..._4fr6DbYTTZEYQ

[Gen13 F36]

I used alot of tire product on my cars and by the look of it and my experience any product applied to much and not cleaning excess will be sling of to the side of the car.

I say just get the cheapest and rub it on the tire and clean off excess.

There is no need to get those fancy tire shine that has promises printed on the bottle. It don't make sense they last just a week on rainy days and 2 to 3 weeks during summer.

[ktrvn]

Thanks for the input everyone! I'll probably go with any reputable water-based product and wipe off the excess as stated above (:

[ECTO1]

I'm a Ammo Mud guy myself, Doesn't last very long but no sling either.

[wdeerfield]

303 aerospace protectant.

[projectzer0]

I’ve used a lot of different product throughout the year but hands down my favorite has been Gyeon Tire. Doesn’t take much product and the look is perfect. Not too great not too matte. Their formula contains sio2 which is the same chemical in ceramic coating for paints. A second favorite would be Meguiars hyper dressing. Economical and you can dilute to the look that you want. Plus you can also use this for a variety of other areas (interior, black plastic, etc).

[BeerHerder]

I'm using Carpro Perl, mostly because it can pull multiple duty on a bunch of different things based on dillution. 2:1 for tires, 5:1 for interior / engine. You can do a 2nd coat on the tires if desired, but I usually just do 1.

[JaredG_F30]

I just got some 303 non-sling tire shine for Christmas. Can't wait to try it out this weekend.

[Tommy-G]

I love this, put on with one of their applicator sponges and I dont have any issues. Plus it smells good enough to eat

https://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-G751.../dp/B0009IQXJ0

[esoj37]

I use Ethos Tire Shine. Gives the tires a good matte finish.

[AspektUSA]

Depends on the look you like.

If you like a matte, non-greasy natural look I'd use Griot's Vinyl + Rubber Dressing.

Works well on trim surround, engine & cowl plastics, etc.

[VP_56]

I came across this product at the Chicago Auto show last year, and it has been amazing. You only can purchase from their website. No sponges needed, and goes on really well without nearly any additional fling.

https://supershinedetail.com/lookswet.html