i was just wondering what everyone uses to shine their tires...i like the wet look but i dont want anything thats going to turn my tires brown over time

 

I use the "advanced autoparts" version of the spray "black magic". It lasts for ~4 days and looks real wet.

 

does it look ok after the shine wears off and have ur tires turned brown over time from it

 

IMO ALL those products will turn the tires brown over time, I keep mine looking great by just cleaning them good, my G tires have never seen a tire shine of any kind, and still look great after almost a year!


Brilliant Silver/Graphite/Chrome Wheels '04 Sedan/5AT

 

Zaino Perfect Tire Gloss
Ive been using this for about a year now. Ive missed applications and the tires have NEVER gotten brown (like they use too with other products).
This doesnt give the tire a very wet wet look but a nice glossed dark black look. You also dont have to worry about kick back with this. I use to use Eagle One WET tire shine and you'd have to wait for it to dry or you would get the splatter affect on the paint.

I will never go back to the other tire shine products.
This is just my opinion but I think this is the best around for the not too shiny dressings.

Good luck!

G35papa
2003 Pearl White - Premium Willow - Clear Corners (moded) - Z-tube - 18" OEMs- Tinted all around

 

Try Meguiars Gold Class Tire Gel. You use an applicator to apply thus their is no runs. Also it last weeks not days, plus you control the amount of shine you want. I've tried a number of products and this seems to be the best!

No browning of the tires too.

fyi - A simple way to test a good product is to see if your tires bead water after application, with Meguiars it does...

Hope this helps.

 

Hey Papa, are you running 18 inch coupe wheels on your sedan and what is the tire sizes on the front and back

GBoy
2003 Sedan/Black/Black
Coupe suspension
Z pipe/KN filter
Grounding kit/Clear corners

 

Meguires has this tire shine spray that I bought and used today at AutoZone. Works great, spray on and that's it.. no wait. It's 4 dollars. I think it's called Hot Tire Shine.

Thanks - Joey Avino