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What To Use To Make Tyres Shiny?


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I use 'So Easy' ... not the foam spray in the white can, the spray on silicone in the blue can I find is best. Unlike the Maguires which cost $20 per can this is only half that but brings out more shine than the maguires product. You need to spray the tyre and let it sit for a while so it doesnt flick up. The best way is when you park the car overnight.

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Amour All was original designed by a vintage car nut to put a gloss on the tyres of his car. (I have meet the man) They found out latter that it also worked well on interiors of cars.

I have also found that baby oil works well and gives a natural shine to the tyres of my rides. It is a petroleum-based product so it goes with out saying that any oil will work.

I have also used the Yuk Off for many years and never been disappointed with it.

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best tyres shine ive used by far is that "YUK OFF" brand in the orange and white can with black writing. "tyre and bumper shine" I think its called. ive used every bloody product known to man and this stuff is only $7 a can and lasts ages.

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I will second that, by far the easiest to apply.

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one that really surprised me was the tyre shine wipes (silicon) I got from a car lovers, made a mess of my hands but god the tyres looked good for ages

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