cvlwrnut
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Has anyone used a product called Black Magic Tire Shine? I sprayed some on my tires, and it’s still tacky a couple of weeks later. Any ideas on how to remove it? A better product??
Thanks!
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Tire Shine
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ottoSXP
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hey @cvlwrnut , looks like you've fallen victim to the cost-effective but non-water-based tire products that 'sling' & linger!
it will eventually go, but if you're not as patient with multiple washes you could try a degreaser or even (messy) baking soda & distilled vinegar scrub (carefully near wheels).
best product i've ever used is AMMO MUD
www.ammonyc.com
all best,
it will eventually go, but if you're not as patient with multiple washes you could try a degreaser or even (messy) baking soda & distilled vinegar scrub (carefully near wheels).
best product i've ever used is AMMO MUD
AMMO Mud Tire Gel
The perfect tire semi-gloss shine In the old days (you know, the early 2000s), you might have seen your local car wash slap some slick goo onto your sidewalls with a paint brush. This resulted in a shine that required sunglasses to properly view. There’s a much more civilized way with AMMO MUD...
www.ammonyc.com
all best,
Peezie
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I would also recommend what @ottoSXP said about cleaning it with a degreaser. make sure to dilute the degreaser if its from concentrate.
I personally use Chemical Guys VRP for the tire dressing it water based. I also use it for my plastic trim on the lower parts of the car.
I personally use Chemical Guys VRP for the tire dressing it water based. I also use it for my plastic trim on the lower parts of the car.
cvlwrnut
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Thanks!!hey @cvlwrnut , looks like you've fallen victim to the cost-effective but non-water-based tire products that 'sling' & linger!
it will eventually go, but if you're not as patient with multiple washes you could try a degreaser or even (messy) baking soda & distilled vinegar scrub (carefully near wheels).
best product i've ever used is AMMO MUD
AMMO Mud Tire Gel
The perfect tire semi-gloss shine In the old days (you know, the early 2000s), you might have seen your local car wash slap some slick goo onto your sidewalls with a paint brush. This resulted in a shine that required sunglasses to properly view. There’s a much more civilized way with AMMO MUD...
all best,
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noles1983
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Aerospace 303, makes them look nice without that overly fake shiny look.
