00GREENMACHINE
New member
Guys, im looking a pretty high gloss with no sling. can you suggest something. I am currently using Meguairs Gold Class Endurance Gel. I have used Stoners Tire Shine in the past and it worked pretty good.
Tire Shine = No sling
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Gus-Gus
Acrylic Paint Conditioner
PB Bold N Bright?
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Water Based
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Spray or Wipe On
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Long Lasting Shine
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Cleans as it Shines
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Can be Diluted
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Dries to the Touch
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Not Greasy or Stick
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Water Based
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Spray or Wipe On
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Long Lasting Shine
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Cleans as it Shines
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Can be Diluted
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Dries to the Touch
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Not Greasy or Stick
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
Yep its the one that I use...spray use a foam paint brush to even out and it will dry in about 10 minutes
Ronkh
Wax Waster
I put it on with a paint brush, then wipe a while later
JaredPointer
COME AT ME BRO
Stoner's More Shine Less Time is pretty shiny (for my tastes) and I've gotten a routine down on it where it won't sling.
Pockets
@PoorboysWorld.com
I get B-n-B to reflect the double yellow line in the road
just the way I like it ..... no sling, not greasy, and dry to the touch. Lasts bout 2 weeks if its nice out. You can also get a matte look with B-n-B by just wiping it off with a cotton terry towel..... looks very "natural" and doesn't distract people from the rims or the car.
And the best is that it is a water based tire dressing so no need to worry about damaging your tire :bigups
-Chris
Calogero
New member
I use Megs High Gloss. I put on two coats as soon as the car gets into the garage and then after polishing etc...I give it a quick wipe so there is no excess product to sling.
njcarting1
Dewey,Cheatem & Howe ESQ.
I get B-n-B to reflect the double yellow line in the road
You can also get a matte look with B-n-B by just wiping it off with a cotton terry towel..... looks very "natural" and doesn't distract people from the rims or the car.
And the best is that it is a water based tire dressing so no need to worry about damaging your tire :bigups
-Chris
What about when ya cover the thing with mud? Can they still see the rims?:rofl B&B will get the job done right...
Stephan
Mr Detailer
Any product will sling if you glop it on and drive away. I use BNB and pour it into a large cup and then brush it on. I let it sit for a bit and then take a cloth to it and even out the shine. It gives the tires a nice clean look that does not take your eyes away from the paint and soley focus them on the tires.
black bart
New member
Since gloss is something that is interpreted different by different people how about a photo of your tires.I get B-n-B to reflect the double yellow line in the road
You can also get a matte look with B-n-B by just wiping it off with a cotton terry towel..... looks very "natural" and doesn't distract people from the rims or the car.
And the best is that it is a water based tire dressing so no need to worry about damaging your tire :bigups
-Chris
I cleaned my tires with APC let them dry and applied B-N-B let it dry and it was a matt finish so I applied a second coat still very low gloss.
I been using it for months on my DD and it has some mild cleaning I like that and it last as long as many others but I have yet to get what I would call anything other than a low gloss.
Very true. And your experience varies from mine. If I don't wipe I get a low gloss with the initial application. A subsequent application provides for greater gloss. For my own vehicles I normally give a light final wipe to acheive the mostly matte finish I prefer. But occasionally I'll allow the single application to stand as is for Mrs. Clean's ride and most customer's as well.
Once dry I experience zero product sling.