Which water-based tyre shine do you use?
Which water-based tyre shine do you use?
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King Mustard

Original Poster:

84 posts

104 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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As well as using it on my tyres, I mainly want it to be water-based as I'll also be using it on my b pillars (oil-based dressing is greasy) and car floor mats (oil-based dressing is slippy).

A few I've found are:

£6.75 - HD Dress (455ml)
£7.25 - Auto Finesse Satin (500ml)
£9.00 - Angelwax Elixir (500ml)
£10.75 - Poorboy’s World Bold N Bright (473ml)
£15.00 - 303 Tyre Balm (340ml)

Edited by King Mustard on Thursday 29th November 00:41


Edited by King Mustard on Thursday 29th November 00:42

Commander2874

377 posts

106 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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One of the best you can buy is Gyeon Tire. Make sure the tyre is clean by using a decent degreaser like Bilt Hamber Surfex HD and a hard brush and then use an applicator to apply the product and wipe with a microfiber cloth.

Will last weeks

anonymous-user

75 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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For me, FinishKare Top Kote. Fantastically versatile stuff.

52classic

2,634 posts

231 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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Old school here.... I have always used black boot polish on tyres, mats and hoses. May get an invite to the 21st century one day!

xjay1337

15,966 posts

139 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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King Mustard said:
As well as using it on my tyres, I mainly want it to be water-based as I'll also be using it on my b pillars (oil-based dressing is greasy) and car floor mats (oil-based dressing is slippy).

A few I've found are:

£6.75 - HD Dress (455ml)
£7.25 - Auto Finesse Satin (500ml)
£9.00 - Angelwax Elixir (500ml)
£10.75 - Poorboy’s World Bold N Bright (473ml)
£15.00 - 303 Tyre Balm (340ml)

Edited by King Mustard on Thursday 29th November 00:41


Edited by King Mustard on Thursday 29th November 00:42
Please don't use tyre shine on your floor mats.
That is incredibly daft.
Even the water based ones are slippery