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belcherm58

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I have been using Meguiars Endurance Matte Tire gel. I am looking
for something with more gloss. I know Meguiars makes a couple more
types like the Endurance high gloss and the professional #38 tire gel.
Anyone had experience with these or other products to reccomend?
I like the gels for application amd no sling properties.
 
#38 won't be more glossy than the matte version of endurance. They do make a high gloss version of endurance.
 
jaybs95 said:
I like the WG gel as well.

Hey Jeremy, nice to see you posting here too

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I've been trying out several dressings lately, so far #38 is my favorite, but I still have a few that I have not tried out yet (so many tire dressings, so little time :lol: ), including Sonus, BnB, Optimum, and Mothers FX.
 
I use the Meguiar's High Endurance Gel... the shiny kind, not the Matte kind. If you like what you currently have, just switch to the shinier kind. It's the perfect shine. Not overbearing, but you'd take a second glance.
 
I received my Meguiars Endurance High Gloss Tire Gel Friday and have had a chance to use it. I like it. Gives a nice high gloss look and it is not greasy after it dries. It seems to be absorbed into the rubber. I let it cure for about 45 mins before driving and nothing sticks to the tire.
The Matte version of the Meguiars Endurance is also a good product is also a good product for those wanting a low gloss product.
The new Armor All Tire Gel is not a product I would recomend. It is greasy and does not dry. Everything sticks to the tire after application. It also eats up a sponge applicator. I think I throw it in the garbage with the applicator that it destroyed. At least Armor All supplied a applicator with the Tire Gel until I can get a new one.
 
I just got my bottle of Black Again...I used it years ago and it went away (I think in 1999 went out of business). Anyway it is awesome (I have tried everyone of the products mentioned in this thread and Black again is better hands down).
 
doesnt bold n brite sling though? nothing worse than a oily mess after you detailed your car. High endurance gel is nice stuff I havent tried WG yet but plan to do so.
 
I like the gels for the application and no sling properties. I am sure B&B is a great product as all Poorboys products are. The water based products do not last very long. They tend to run when applied with a sponge and do so when sprayed and as glen33 mentioned they sling. I would also like to try the WG tire gel. I am trying to find the best cost ratio too. The WG is 14.99
for 16oz versus the Mequiars 7.99 for 16oz. If I tried the WG and there was a significant difference, I might be willing to spring the extra cost.
 
I really cant imagine WG looking any better but for twice as much it should. Maybe it will last longer than megs . keep us posted I would like to know.
 
Highest possible gloss on a tire is attainable by using NXT insane. This product is in a group of its own. Second category would include Turtle Wax Wet'n Shine and Black Magic Tire gel (very thick can sling). I have never used boutique tire gels only otc. I have tried many and these are the top gloss in my opinion for otc.
 
Hands down, Turbo Wax Tire Gel.

It is the longest lasting tire dressing I've ever used. It applies very thin, goes a long way, provides about a 8 out of 10 for gloss, and doesn't sling. I also like it a lot on trim for a long lasting protectant.
 
GSRstilez Hands down, Turbo Wax Tire Gel.

It is the longest lasting tire dressing I've ever used. It applies very thin, goes a long way, provides about a 8 out of 10 for gloss, and doesn't sling. I also like it a lot on trim for a long lasting protectant.GSRstilez

Where can I get the Turbo Wax Tire Gel? I am going to try it as well. What
is the cost and size that you are getting for that price?
 
I have tried the turbowax line of products and would recommend most of them as well. I also love their tire gel. I will see if I can snap some pics of them to post. The gel holds up fairly well and can last upwards of 1+ weeks. I purchased the sample bundle of 4oz bottles from here. They even threw in an extra mf towel on top of the ones I had already purchased.
 
I looked at the link provided above. It was $13.99 for 16oz versus the $7.99 that I paid for the Meguiars Endurance High Gloss at Autogeek. I still might try a 4oz bottle. I would have to say that it would have to provide quite a bit more performance for nearly twice the price. So far the Endurance has pleased me with shine, no sling and last several weeks. Even after washing the tires look nice unless you strip the stuff with tire cleaner.
 
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