Is there any tire dressing that doesn't turn the tire brown? I use Mequires gold class endurance high gloss, and it when I scrub the tires and it dries you see the brown!

 

yup, i had that problem with ALOT of tireshines.

you probably don't want to hear it, or don't want to believe it, but i haven't had any issues at all with zaino tire shine

 

<---awaiting the meguiers fleet to arrive

 

The key is to make sure your tires are very clean from what I have found.

I use Westley's BleechWhite on a wet tire and scrub with a nylon bristled brush.

After washing and drying, I apply a coat of either Vinylex or Meguiars Natural Shine. I've been nothing but happy with the results.

RP

 

I second the motion, motion has passed, next...

 

Any water-based dressing shouldn't cause the tires to turn brown.

 

cant wait to find out

 

Stoners"more shine less time" auto zone and O'Riellys..it doesnt 'sling' off after you put it on...also formula 303 does good too

 

I use that Detailer's Advantage stuff. It's a gel. It says the shine is supposed to last over a week, and it's guaranteed not to turn your tires brown. It's some pretty good stuff.

 

The only tihng that I have seen make tires brown is dirt, or dust. Maybe dust in the air is attracted and sticks to the tire dressing?

I use Blakc Magic Tirm and Tire shine gel. I tried 303 and prefer a little more gloss.

 

I may be the odd one here (damn, I hear RockPick coming now ) anyway I am one of the few that does not like shinny tires. I like a real clean natural look to them. I like the Zaino tire shine because if you put one coat on it gives them a nice satin, natural look, not shinny. It last at least 4 - 6 weeks if not longer and through at least 4 - 6 washes.

If you put more coats of Zaino tire shine on it will give you a real shinny look. I don't know how long that look last because I have never done it. It has great UV protection and from what I understand will protect the tires from UV like the 303 does. I have the 303 that I use on my trailer tires to keep them from sun rotting, it does make them shinny but it's my trailer.