Best tire shine for wet look?

[BroncocnorB]

Perl

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[BroncoBarn]

Never use this on anything, including furniture! Or armor all.

Why?

 

[Jhuff]

I'm not especially interested in the wet look, but more so in keeping the tires less dull (and protected or easier to clean if that's an option).

Are the only options "wet look"?

Edit: Ignore this.... I have never been into detailing, but a Google search showed me just how many options there are for tires. Holy cow!

 

[BroncocnorB]

I like silicon based Perl. At full strength you get a wet look. Satin look if u mix it 50/50 with water. You of course need your own spray bottle.

 

[LockedBronco]

Why?

Ruins the tire

 

[BroncoBarn]

Ruins the tire

How? Just looking for clarification.

 

[Headsong]

Why?

Pledge has some sort of wax in it that furniture folks warn you against using, it actually builds up on the surface. I figure if ain't good for wood, it probably ain't good for rubber.

As to Armor All, I had a detailer warn me away from that long ago, has something in it that actually breaks down rubber over time.

 

[LockedBronco]

Pledge has some sort of wax in it that furniture folks warn you against using, it actually builds up on the surface. I figure if ain't good for wood, it probably ain't good for rubber.

As to Armor All, I had a detailer warn me away from that long ago, has something in it that actually breaks down rubber over time.

 

[Ares]

how do you all apply the tire shine?

I have VRP and a foam pad applicator (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B017W5JRSG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), but the tires are so "knobby" that its just about impossible to get it into the crevices... yes I am OCD.

A spray might help... if it doesnt need to be wiped in. Or maybe theres a better applicator Im not thinking of...

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