Tire Detailing ??
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Clean with a sponge and Simple Green. Wipe down with towel.
Spray with Natural Pledge and let dry. Don't wipe it. Just walk away. Results in natural look that is not greasy. Does not attract dust or dirt.
Spray with Natural Pledge and let dry. Don't wipe it. Just walk away. Results in natural look that is not greasy. Does not attract dust or dirt.
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I like Zaino's Z16. I also recently bought a tire treatment from Chemical Guys, but haven't had a chance to try it out yet.
The main thing is to make sure you scrub the tires clean and rinse them well before applying any product. Next, make sure you use a product that doesn't sling.
The main thing is to make sure you scrub the tires clean and rinse them well before applying any product. Next, make sure you use a product that doesn't sling.
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Stoner's Tire Shine.....
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i have tried about everything from pledge to detailer stuff and even transmission fluid back in the day but i just started trying mcguires "Hot Shot" about 2 weeks ago.
I was suprised that it didnt attract dust or wear off after a few weeks.
Nice product but then again Mcguires products are all pretty good and available about anywhere. regards, paul
I was suprised that it didnt attract dust or wear off after a few weeks.
Nice product but then again Mcguires products are all pretty good and available about anywhere. regards, paul
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I use "Search Tab" works great on tires and other parts . Other than that, I use NXT insane tire shine which works great, no fling, and last a long time.
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Yes. Been using it for years for tires, Use it also on anything rubber or vinyl in the interior such as door panels, dash, engine compartment, wheel wells, etc. The Natural Pledge is the yellow can and its sold at Home Depot and Lowe's. Give it a try.