Thread: Tire Shine
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Old 03-14-2010, 01:24 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by NXTAZEE View Post
With my detailing business I actually see a fair bit of premature fading and cracking due to solvent/silicon base tire dressings. If the dressings are used regularly then it tends to hide the damage. If the car is garaged it makes a difference for sure. I agree, Tires that are replaced every couple of years won't show as much damage. I feel if I'm going to use a tire dressing I may as well use one that is good for the tire.
Another issue is that owners rarely clean off the old dressing when washing their vehicle and then apply a fresh coat of tire shine versus simply layering good onto contaminated (bad).
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