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Back when I was in my 20's I would clean my tires with Wesley's Bleche-Wite. I would spray it on, scrub it and rinse it off and my tires would look brand new. I loved the clean, satin look so much that I wouldn't add any tire dressing afterward. Black Magic now makes Bleche-Wite and it just doesn't work as good as I remember. Also, Bleche-Wite is very caustic and I've ruined wheels if I let it sit too long before rinsing. That stuff also stripped the sealer off my driveway, so I'm done with it.
I still want that satin black look but I can't find a product that lasts more that a week or two after application. I'm currently using Armor All Tire Foam. It's the least shiny product I've been able to find and it's pretty easy to apply. Doing a Google search for satin tire dressings brings up just a few products and this one looks the most promising. Anybody have experience with this or any other no-shine tire dressing?
I still want that satin black look but I can't find a product that lasts more that a week or two after application. I'm currently using Armor All Tire Foam. It's the least shiny product I've been able to find and it's pretty easy to apply. Doing a Google search for satin tire dressings brings up just a few products and this one looks the most promising. Anybody have experience with this or any other no-shine tire dressing?
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