Right now I have meguires Hot Shine on my tires. I have about 5 different types of tire shine on the shelf right now and I don't really like the look of any of them but I think it is my tires, the sidewalls are a soft rubber. I have tried foams, gels, aerosols and pump sprays and none of them make the tires really shiny, they always have a dull finish.

Oh and one of the best ones I have I bought at the Dollar store.

 

I like the Mcguires gel. I saw a guy put Pledge furniture polish on his tires.

 

I dislike aerosol tire shines. It seems dust sticks more and they are more prone to browning. Could have been my brand too.

 

I usually stick with some form of an Armor All tire shine in a pump bottle, but I'm very interested in the Duplicolor, Mike! I'll be on the lookout for it. Duplicolor is a product not usually found in Walmart or any department store so I'm thinking Autozone, etc.

 

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It might be worth a try - it was endorsed by SEMA editors and I trust their opinions

 

Think I might give that a try. I do the interfender wells also. Front and back. Makes the part look like NEW again Wonder how that would work as hair spray ha ha ha ha ha ha