Favorite tire shine available in gallon sizes?

GlossyTundra

GlossyTundra

Tractor Detailer
I use a crap lioad of tire shine. Up until now, I have been buying Meguiars FOAM and it works great, but at $6 a can, it gets expensive. I need something that looks good, lasts a while, and works as a trim shine also. I was thinking Meguars Silicone Free dressing or Optimum Tire shine. Anyone ever use these?



Thanks
 
Sounds like you need to try Meg's Hyper Dressing.



I've been using the Meg's HotShine aerosol as well, I just ordered the HD, it supposed to look just as well, but obviously be a lot more economical.



http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/Meguiar's%20Detailer%20Line%20Prices.htm
 
You might also want to look into Meguairs All Season Dressing - I was looking for something that I could use both as a Trim product and for Tires..$25/gallon over at DetailCity's store. It's going to be hard to beat imo
 
Yeah, Bold n' Bright is a great dressing. Water based as well, meaning no browning or sling. Takes only a little bit to do a tire and very economical.
 
I have used bold and brite alot and like it, but at $20 for the optimum, I could get 2 gallons for the price of one gallon of BNB.
 
I like the Optimum and Poorboys Bold n Bright. I am currently have a gallon of Auto Magic's Dress It Right. It's durable has great gloss, can be diluted. Good stuff if you can find it locally.
 
Brandon1 said:
what about TOL's Grape? I know some of you have used it, opinions?
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I love TOL's Grape Tire Dressing.

It's very inexpensive, lasts relatively long and smells good too :)

Unfortunately I can no longer buy it due to VOC regulations.

Once my current bottle runs out I'll have to find something different :mad:
 
The best tire dressing I've yet found is AllBrite's V6 dressing - it's water based so you can dillute it if you like, but I like it straight up. It leaves a finish somehere getween satin and semi-gloss, but probably closer to semi-gloss...I think it's the perfect sheen. And best of all, it has never given me any sling problems like I've gotten from some other dressings if you don't wait long enough. Only $25 per gallon...I order mine from the detailsupplyoutlett.com
 
Kartoon, just ask one of your forum friends to get it for you and ship it to you, unfortunatly I can't get it either, but it's only about 5 states or so that have the VOC regs.
 
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