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Old 4th July 2008, 11:55   #1 (permalink)
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What do you use for tyre shine?

Anyone got any recommendations? I use Comma- seems to be pretty good.
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Old 4th July 2008, 11:56   #2 (permalink)
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I use that Tyre and Trim shine that you get from that boy on Ideal world. Brings them up a treat, my sisters soon to be husband thought I had put new tyres on!
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I use Autoglym tyre shine. Does the job

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Old 4th July 2008, 12:29   #4 (permalink)
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Autoglym Tyre Shine for me too..
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Thoroughly recommend 'Meguiars Endurance High Gloss Tyre Gel'.

I apply it with a small 1" paint brush. Lasts for weeks. Excellent product.

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I clean my tyres with the pressure washer whilst I'm doing the wheels. Gets all the dirt off and they look like new.

I have used the likes of Armourall Tyre Foam in the past but it wears off too quickly.
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Old 4th July 2008, 13:02   #7 (permalink)
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Some good info guys!
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Be careful using pressure washers on tyre walls, that can over timne damage them and cause bulges.

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Yes thanks - I always do it from a distance and not right up close and personal.

I also ensure it's the lower pressure lance and not the dirt blaster which would probably punch a hole in the sidewall !
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Was gonna say, otherwise you must get through tyres quickly

BTW, I use the face of the local pizza delivery boy, enough oil there to keep my tyres shiny for weeks

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I've always used, up 'til now, Turtle Wax Foam tyre shine, it gives a good, but not long lasting finish, but might try that Megulars stuff.

I take it that Halfrauds sells it?

That Turtle Wax marks up the driveway so be carefull out there!

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Get Mrs H to pop out with the Pledge and duster each evening. Or whilst she's cleaning your shoes put some Cherry Blossom on them.
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The one i use to pretty good- lasts for a few weeks.
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Might try another to compare tho- possibly the carplan one.
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Tried all sorts from Megs, Poorboys etc and have found the Finish Kare to be the best no splatter on wheels and seems to last a good couple of weeks

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Get Mrs H to pop out with the Pledge and duster each evening. Or whilst she's cleaning your shoes put some Cherry Blossom on them.

It's 'Lady' H you know, and we have a man in that does the dusting at Harding Towers.

Anyway he drives a Ford so I won't let him anywhere near Millie!

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303 Aerospace Protectant for me.
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303 Aerospace Protectant for me.
Never heard of that
However...Armourall Tyre Foam..is very good ..and cheap
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I hate the stuff......never found one yet that does not spary all over my nice shiny alloys , a good brushing with car shampoo sees them looking their best !!
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Never heard of that
However...Armourall Tyre Foam..is very good ..and cheap
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I hate the stuff......never found one yet that does not spary all over my nice shiny alloys , a good brushing with car shampoo sees them looking their best !!
Spray onto tyre applicator instead then - job done.
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