I went to the Miami Auto Show a couple of months ago, and I saw a demonstration of tire/rubber dressing that dries fast, is dry to the touch, and shines deep. I cannot find the vendor's card and I don't recall its website. Thanks in advance for your help!

 

I have no clue what you saw, but Ive found that Stoner's tire dressing is the best Ive come across. Doesnt spin off like EVERY other brand Ive ever tried in the last 15 years, is durable, gives just the right amount of shine without being cheesey (IMHO), and is readily available (Pep Boys, etc). For about $3.29 a can, Stoners works for me.

 

I'll agree. Stoner's "More Shine - Less Time" is the best stuff I've found so far - although it doesn't truly end up "dry" to the touch. I buy it by the case from Stoner's. Good luck!

 

My brother uses one that shines his tires really well. I dont remember what it is called but if you go to Pep-Boys they have a huge selection-look for a green aerisol can.

 

I think it is called 2001 or something like that-it is in a windex type bottle not an aerisol can-sorry

 

Fluorescent green bottle - Formula 2001.

 

Thanks for the info! I bought the Stoners Tire dressing and it worked great. I just got home from a 3500-mile trip and the tires shined right up after I scrubbed and hosed them off. I'll let you know if it works on the hoses and stuff in the engine compartment. Pel

 

I think that tire shine stuff you use on the tires to make ur tires shines looks cheap to me, it reminds me of that old fashioned tire paint used car dealers used to use. What I use is " Westleys Bleach White on my tires.