"The appeal of Nero is its finish: it's a concours-look with a matte silkiness on vinyl dashes and plastic trim. Nero leaves tires with a look of newness, adding almost no gloss. If you are looking for the glazed donut shine, Prima Nero is not for you. Instead, Prima Nero makes vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces look like new."

good stuff yall, thank you.

Si Senior

Oh. and four stars paint protection :tup:

Well, there it is, no more amor all for me.

awesome man!

Saved another one :tup: :icon17:

I'm going to order a bottle. Not a fan of the glazed donut look like I currently have. But I HATE the dried out yellowish look sidewalls get also

Buddy of mine will be launching his website soon. I see this being wicked popular with the JDM Civic crowd.

http://www.tagyourtires.com/

Use a good cleaner and a brush on the tires before putting it on. It gets rid of all the BS and will make the tires look and stay looking clean for a long time.

Water and a brillo pad. Got it :rofl2:

Yup....I'm not impressed with the supplies and my skills

http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/...psmnnhfsga.jpg

I should have added a brush to the box lol

I mean....it's not BAD by any means. It's wicked smooth and you can def see some shiny/detail to it. But I was seriously expecting way more depth and sheen to it.

Doesnt look bad by any means.
Made me look up some old pics... My old mazda 6.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...wdetails26.jpg

Instructions unclear, ceiling fan stuck in exhaust pipe. Makes Whoosh noise