Who uses Tire Shine on their Boss?

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Mar 28, 2015 | 02:59 PM

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laserred38

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From: Bay Area, CA

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Originally Posted by Dayve

ok, washing the Boss today and might go down to the local Auto Parts place and pick up some water based product. Dave

Order Chemical Guys Silk Shine off Amazon. It's the best tire shin I've ever used. Nice satin sheen and it lasts a long time, unless it rains...I believe it's water based.

Mar 28, 2015 | 03:06 PM

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mustangfan410

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Originally Posted by laserred38

Order Chemical Guys Silk Shine off Amazon. It's the best tire shin I've ever used. Nice satin sheen and it lasts a long time, unless it rains...I believe it's water based.

It is, I used silk shine on my exterior plastics but it wouldn't last too long. I'm using their tyre and trim gel which is oil based and it seems to stay a little longer.

Mar 28, 2015 | 03:19 PM

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silverstate777

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From: Nevada

I like the water based Surf City-Beyond Black for a low or no gloss finish. Tire pic shows a freshly applied coat at full strength and lasts about a month. If desired, it can be diluted down if you find it too shiny. I’ve seen it sold in Wal-Mart.

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Mar 28, 2015 | 04:07 PM

#44

laserred38

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Originally Posted by mustangfan410

It is, I used silk shine on my exterior plastics but it wouldn't last too long. I'm using their tyre and trim gel which is oil based and it seems to stay a little longer.

Nice, I have tried the trim gel. The Silk Shine works good on my exterior plastics, at least in CA...