Tire Shine On HD Tires????
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I do all my cars and my bike tires with pledge [furniture polish] after you wash them with soap and water. IMHO it gives them the new look with out the nasty shine that turns brown in a week. of course on the bike I never polish any part that may come in contact with the road. The seats I have cleaned with armor all, even the mx bikes I raced, The secret is to squirt 1 time into a clean micro fiber towel and rub the **** out of it. It also will look clean but not shiny or slick. the key to professional detailing is moderation, A little goes along way. I havent been to their site in a long time but spend some time on autogeeks detailing site and forum, Its amazing what you will learn.
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the safety topic is the first thing that comes to my mind...I have never used it on my bike..I own my own detailing bussiness that I do on the side and here is a TRICK OF THE TRADE for those who would be interested: to get that dark black, new tire look without the greasy tire, use Westley's Bleche Wite (any auto parts store should have it) spray on your tires, let it set for a minute or so then rinse it off with pressurized water stream and let air dry...for more dirty tires you can use a hand scrub brush then rinse..
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Tire shine is not for this cat it always looks wrong.Found a product made specifically for tires left out in the sun aka farm machinery etc.It has an spf factor and leaves the ires looking natural with no slippery greasy finish. 303 Aeropace Protectant
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