I have been using Optimum Tire Protection and Coating from Opti-Coat.

https://www.opticoat.com/produ...mum-tire-protection/

It last several months, no slinging after it cures and it protects the tires from oxidation.

It's easy to apply and you can get a satin finish, or shiny finish. A little bit goes a long way.

ARman

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Originally posted by JonDaddy82:
Here's some dealership lever tire shine:

https://superiorproducts.com/p...cOKSAihoCuN4QAvD_BwE

I have used that in the past, it's good but the OPT tire protection last a lot longer, and I like the look better.

ARman

Like the three previous posters recommending 303, I came to the same conclusion and practice. And that also simplifies my product inventory. Megiars also makes a boating product for vinyl that I've found works just as well, not greasy etc doesn't collect dirt. I've found 303 Products to produce an impressive line. I also use their 303 APC and the Fabric Protector, all great products. Not cheap but incredibly effective and safer from a health perspective.

Duragloss 321

I’m so glad most of not all of the new products are dry to the touch.
The old days of wet , dust collectors have passed & I’m glad.
I switched to 303 for my motorhomes tires for the UV protection but now a number of the new offerings offer UV protection as well as a shine.
I have Graphene from Torques which is thicker & goes on with a microfiber cloth & Tire Kicker from the Chemical Guys that is a thinner spray.
Both dry to the touch & are a huge improvement over the old stuff.

I just ordered the Opti-Bond from Optimum. I’ll give that a try as well.
I’ve had cars & motorcycles that were bought & built for taking to shows so I guess it’s either in my blood to detail a vehicle or I’m just weird.


Here’s a couple links to what some say are the best available:

https://everydayshowcar.com/best-tire-shine/

https://homechit.com/best-tire-dressing/








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