APEX Acrylic Tire Protectant Review: Does It Really Last for Months?
Is APEX Acrylic Tire Protectant the long-lasting solution detailers have been waiting for — or just another overhyped shine? After two weeks of real-world driving and wash tests, here’s how this non-silicone tire coating really performed.
Trinova Tire Shine Spray Review – Part 2: Long-Term Performance & Durability Test
In part 2 of my Trinova Tire Shine Spray review, I tested its durability over two weeks. The shine faded to a light sheen after one week and was mostly gone by week two. While it didn’t survive a wash, water beading showed some protection remained. Great for a subtle, clean tire look—just don’t expect long-lasting shine.
Glycerin and Water DIY Tire Shine Test: Does It Really Work?
I tried a DIY tire shine with glycerin and water. Adding dish soap helped it spread and shine well at first, but it faded within hours and looked blotchy by the next day. It rinses off easily but doesn’t last, so commercial tire shines are more reliable.
Meguiar’s Hybrid Ceramic Tire Shine – Part 2: Two-Week Durability Test
In part 2 of my Meguiar’s Hybrid Ceramic Tire Shine review, the product showed good shine and no sling but had a slightly uneven coat at first. Over 2 weeks, the shine faded evenly, leaving a darker tire. After rinsing and scrubbing, it washed off easily, making reapplication simple. Overall, it’s an easy-to-use tire shine with a clean finish.
EXOforma Wet Tire Dressing Review – Part 2: Durability, Shine, and Real-World Performance
In Part 2 of my EXOforma Wet Tire Dressing review, I tested its durability over two weeks. While the gloss faded, the tire kept a dark, clean look and repelled water well during a rinse test. Despite some streaking during application, it performed solidly in dry conditions.
Does Baby Oil Work as Tire Shine? A Quick Test and Review
I tried the popular baby oil tire shine hack, and while it gives a nice glossy look at first, the shine quickly fades within minutes. I tested its durability and water repellency, but found it doesn’t last or protect tires effectively. Baby oil might shine tires briefly, but it’s not a practical solution for lasting tire shine.
Ethos Graphene Shine Review – Part 2: Durability & Long-Term Performance
In Part 2 of my Ethos Graphene Shine review, I tracked its durability over two weeks. While the tire maintained a nice semi-gloss look for several days, the shine gradually faded and didn’t survive a wash—raising questions about how much the graphene actually improves long-term performance.
Gyeon Q² Tire Review – Part 2: Long-Term Performance After 2 Weeks
In Part 2 of my Gyeon Q² Tire review, I tested its real-world performance over two weeks. While the initial shine and water beading were impressive, over-application led to streaking and the product eventually faded after a single wash—raising questions about its long-term durability and value.
Black Magic Intense Graphene Tire Shine Review – Part 1: Initial Application and First Impressions
In Part 1 of my Black Magic Intense Graphene Tire Shine review, I test the initial application, ease of use, and shine quality. Using an applicator pad, the product delivers a strong, consistent gloss without sling or streaks. Stay tuned for Part 2, where I’ll evaluate its long-term durability and performance.
EXOforma Wet Tire Dressing Review (Part 1): High Gloss, Some Work Required
In Part 1 of my EXOforma Wet Tire Dressing review, I test its water-based formula for high gloss shine, ease of application, and initial durability—highlighting the pros and cons of its thicker consistency and how it performs right after application.