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Cristal Car Care Products Wet Tire Finish! - 3 pk.

It does look wet and has lasted between washes

Great price for a great product

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Applies thoroughly leaves nice clean shiny look

Shine

I’ve gotten it at Costco before so I know it’s good and you have it for less than auto parts stores

i have an unconventional use for this. i use it to shine my balloon archs when they are outside

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] best tire shine

This is my favorite tire product; last longer, shiny and affordable price

The best tire product

Just incredible!!!!!!!
Highly recommend!!!!!!

Very good product!!!!!

this is the product on the market hands down and the price is right

Tire Shine

Best tire shine! Lasts the longest and really has that wet look

just open the box and everything is open and broken side

half of the bottles are broke and empty inside

I actually prchased this for the rubber mats in my car.   I wanted to put a shine on them.  Unfortunately  The product does NOT dry but stays wet and VERY slippery which makes it hard to not transfer the product to the accelerator and brake pedals.  This might be ok on tires (although something that doesn't dry will gather dirt) but not on rubber mats.

Not recommended for anything other than tires.

Seems to do the job when it comes to tire shine. No matter what the claim, nothing stands up to the Pacific Northwest rains so, once it rains everything goes down well, literally the drain. Seems to last long outside of the rainy days and so far so good but I’ve just gone through a can or two for the vehicles. We’ll see if I stay with it or go back to either Stoner, chemical Guys or other brands that is more of a liquid application that we pour onto a sponge and then wipe onto the tire. Those seem preferable at times for there is much less spinoff and they seem to adhere to the rubber quite well. Always pros and cons, the spray is easier and quicker, but the sponge application is more labor intensive, but longer lasting and neater, specially if you wear a nitrile glove.