Wet Tire Shine Dressing Application

 When Tire Shine Can be Bad

Petroleum-Based Products

Cheap, greasy shines with petroleum solvents can:

• Dry out rubber

• Cause browning

• Lead to premature cracking

 Always choose water-based or silicone-based tire shine.

 Over-Application

Spraying too much:

• Attracts dust and dirt

• Can sling onto your paint

• Makes tires look greasy instead of clean

 Apply lightly and wipe off excess with a microfiber cloth.

Applying on Dirty Tires

If dirt is left on:

• Shine traps grime

• Can damage rubber over time

 Always clean tires first.

Driving Immediately After

If it’s still wet:

• It can sling onto body panels

• Waste product

 Let it dry for 10–15 minutes before driving.

Best Way to Use Wet Tire Shine

• Wash tires with soap/degreaser

• Dry them

• Apply shine evenly

• Let it soak

• Wipe excess with microfiber

• Allow to dry before driving

This gives a clean, glossy, long-lasting finish without damage.