Michelin Tire Shine

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BlackPT

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Where in Kansas City (Overland Park, Lenexa, Shawnee) can I buy Michenlin 3 in 1 Tire Shine?



Totoland Mach, any ideas?



Thanks!!!
 
Any AutoZone should have it, maybe an O'Riely's ? You can also try a Big Lots if there is 1 by you. I picked a few bottles up there a few months ago, about $ 3.00 each, don't know if they will still have any left. It's a GREAT product !!! Good Luck
 
Thanks guys!



I went to O'Reilly's by my house. They had the Tire and Wheel cleaner (step 1) and the Brake Dust Repellant (step 3). I asked them if they could order it and they indicated that they could. Should have it Monday!!
 
Great BlackPT: By the way, the GMC folks have a Saturday Night Cruise (All Makes & Models welcome) in Blue Springs MO from 5:00 Pm till dark. I'm thinking of going over just to get the Mach 1 out of cobwebs LOL.



Totoland Mach
 
How much does it cost? I'm thinking of either buying Michelin Tire Shine or TWP tire shine aerosol spray.. Anybody know the durability comparison between the two?
 
the michelin tire shine lasted a long time for me, when applyed to a clean tire, also if you want it to last even longer apply it with a PC and the white pad it comes with.

the shine is very nice btw, matte with only a slight amount of gloss
 
Picked up 2 bottles of the Michelin 3 in 1 Tire Shine last night on my way home from work. Cost for a 24oz bottle is $6.99. Have yet to try it because of possible rain.



Do I need to follow the directions on the bottle or can I either spray it on the tires and wipe off or use a foam brush or paint brush to apply?



Thanks!
 
Totoland Mach - Do you spray in on a foam applicator or do you pour some in a cup and apply it like you would "paint to a wall?" In the past with several products, I've poured them in a cup and applied it to the tires via a paint brush/foam applicator. I like the way it goes on and I can regulate how much and where it goes. Plus, I can get the bottom of the tires next to the pavement/surface they are sitting on. I may try it with this product to see how it goes.



I appreciate all of your advice and help!



BlackPT
 
I typically use a foam applicator (sold in most automotive sections) that has a slight curve. When I get to the bottom of the wheel, I roll the vehicle approx. 1/2 weel turn to get that area.



Give your way a shot and holler back
 
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