Tuf shine is the same thing. So get whichever is priced better at the time.
the key is per the instructions clean one tire at a time and not in direct sunlight. If the cleaner dries it could leave stains.I didn’t have any issues and I did it on a hot day even in direct sunlight but worked very fast. On new tires it takes only 2 cleaning runs around the car to have them ready for application.
On dirty old browning sidewall tires with caked on dirt from using gel style tire shines it takes about 6 cleaning runs per tire before they start showing clean enough. It doesn’t have to be perfect but getting most of the dirt off is important. It can still have a small amount of brown suds and the tuf shine will still stick fine. I’m going on over a month now on old tires and it still looks like day one and we’ve had an extremely wet rainy June. The stuff kicks ass and the cleaning process only has to be done once. Follow up applications are easy and just use regular car was soap and a soft brush before reapplying a new coat.
I did about 5 layers of tuf shine coating for 2 cars and still have plenty or tuf shine left for reapplication layers. The cleaner though I went through most of it which is fine since I don’t need it any longer if I continue to maintain the product every 2-3 months.
the key is per the instructions clean one tire at a time and not in direct sunlight. If the cleaner dries it could leave stains.I didn’t have any issues and I did it on a hot day even in direct sunlight but worked very fast. On new tires it takes only 2 cleaning runs around the car to have them ready for application.
On dirty old browning sidewall tires with caked on dirt from using gel style tire shines it takes about 6 cleaning runs per tire before they start showing clean enough. It doesn’t have to be perfect but getting most of the dirt off is important. It can still have a small amount of brown suds and the tuf shine will still stick fine. I’m going on over a month now on old tires and it still looks like day one and we’ve had an extremely wet rainy June. The stuff kicks ass and the cleaning process only has to be done once. Follow up applications are easy and just use regular car was soap and a soft brush before reapplying a new coat.
I did about 5 layers of tuf shine coating for 2 cars and still have plenty or tuf shine left for reapplication layers. The cleaner though I went through most of it which is fine since I don’t need it any longer if I continue to maintain the product every 2-3 months.
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