How to give tires that wet look.

I have tried a lot of products on the market and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on a home made product or other product to keep the tires shining.

 

Driving through water

 

On a more serious note, http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g15524-endurance-tire-spray/

 

I've heard Zaino sells some good tire dressing, although a bit expensive, the product received many positive reviews from many automotive forums on the net. Check out their products here: Zaino Website

Also meguiar's came out with a nice "endurance" tire spray, check out this thread, a few members here have tried it and really liked the results.

 

I use Meguires Hot Shine tire shine, it works well. It lasts several days as long as it doesn't rain or drive through puddles.

I've seen some commercials lately for a tire spray from dupli-color.


I was wondering about this product.

 

This works great and i bought it at walmart...stays shiney for a while too.

http://www.turtlewax.com/product-detail.aspx?prodid=66

 

I was wondering how this would work on the drop in bed liner, and if its greasy or drys.

 

I don't like the shiny look. I use this Aerospace stuff leaves it with more of a matte finish

 

keeps a shine for about a week. open to suggestions though...........the zaino sounds interesting.

 

I use Lucas Tire Shine. I doesnt so much give it a complete 'wet' look, but rather a deep, clean, black look as if the tire was just pulled off the rack.

 

Hell yea dude that's what I use and I love it! I use the eagle one all in one tire cleaner first scrub the tires real good, rinse then spray the no touch and bam! Tires are nice and nok.chiny for weeks!!

 

I actually prefer the "dry" look. Looks more rugged and not so mall crawlish.

 

professional applicator...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK9-_A2rFrA

 

I use all Zaino products on my Porsche. It is a great line of car care but somewhat pricey. The tire stuff lasts along time but doesn't give best "wet" look.

 

Putting random crap on tyres to make them shiny?

Um...what?

 

I like the look with the "wet look" sprays but the problem is the snot-like sling that gets all over my clean white paint. After one drive it slings all over the side and even after wiping it off it leaves greasy spots. I don't think these products are good for clear coat and paint in the long run. But they make my tires look great!

 

I freaking love this stuff!!! Spend about 5 minutes a tire, and just use the applicator pad to really work it in there. Always get a lot of compliments on my tires...