How To Apply Tire Shine Correctly
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- How To Apply Tire Shine Correctly! In this episode, I show you how to properly apply a tire dressing. You’ll see how to clean and degrease the tires, how to apply a tire shine to avoid getting tire sling, and to help protect the rubber against UV rays, leaving behind a nice shine and final touch for any detailing job!
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Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing: bit.ly/2ZXCKt3
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CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/33EcHLV
P&S Brake Buster: bit.ly/3JFyvWM
Adam’s Wheel & Tire Cleaner: bit.ly/3LNiGix
Tire Brush: bit.ly/3eg9Rls
Curbed tire brush: bit.ly/3H71jFZ
Big tire brush: bit.ly/3H7Akdr
CarPro BlackOut Tire Coating: bit.ly/3I8TdOx
Luxury Microfiber Tire King coating: bit.ly/3LPXacV
MetroVac Air Force Blaster Sidekick: bit.ly/3I4iTf0
Adam’s Hex Grip tire dressing applicator: bit.ly/3s3oAnY
Foam tire dressing applicator: bit.ly/3oZW0lx
Mothers brush for applying dressings: amzn.to/3JHRnV1
Adam’s Graphene Tire Dressing: bit.ly/3JFIKdC
Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing: bit.ly/3VdsPd6
Koch Chemie Plast Star: bit.ly/34So6bE
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P&S Brake Buster: amzn.to/3JGzTbF
Adam’s Wheel & Tire Cleaner: amzn.to/33GEnQg
Tuf Shine Tire Brush: amzn.to/3s6ysxd
Curbed tire brush: amzn.to/3p3gLMY
Big tire brush: bit.ly/3h1cTI4
CarPro BlackOut Tire Coating: bit.ly/3p6OMvU
Luxury Microfiber Tire King coating: bit.ly/3LPXacV
MetroVac Air Force Blaster Sidekick: amzn.to/3p4X8nV
Adam’s Hex Grip tire dressing applicator: amzn.to/3sWB4Nn
Foam tire dressing applicator: amzn.to/3v39RLG
Mothers brush for applying dressings: amzn.to/3BB60qs
Adam’s Graphene Tire Dressing: amzn.to/3h5MEA9
Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing: bit.ly/2ZXCKt3
Koch Chemie Plast Star: bit.ly/3nMpmTU
CarPro PERL: bit.ly/33SECr3
Chemical Guys VRP: amzn.to/3LLXEAW
Auto Fanatic Mega Gloss: amzn.to/3v7KEjc
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CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/33EcHLV
P&S Brake Buster: bit.ly/3JFyvWM
Adam’s Wheel & Tire Cleaner: bit.ly/3LNiGix
Tire Brush: bit.ly/3eg9Rls
Curbed tire brush: bit.ly/3H71jFZ
Big tire brush: bit.ly/3H7Akdr
CarPro BlackOut Tire Coating: bit.ly/3I8TdOx
Luxury Microfiber Tire King coating: bit.ly/3LPXacV
MetroVac Air Force Blaster Sidekick: bit.ly/3I4iTf0
Adam’s Hex Grip tire dressing applicator: bit.ly/3s3oAnY
Foam tire dressing applicator: bit.ly/3oZW0lx
Mothers brush for applying dressings: amzn.to/3JHRnV1
Adam’s Graphene Tire Dressing: bit.ly/3JFIKdC
Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing: bit.ly/3VdsPd6
Koch Chemie Plast Star: bit.ly/34So6bE
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Hey Pan I have a Polaris Slingshot which the bottom has plan black plastic what's a good product to clean take away the dull look and make it shine?
Here's a tip which I've yet to see anyone do. Get (4) 1' pieces of 2x4 or 2x6 and put them under (behind) your tires, slightly toward the inside of the tire. Back your car up onto them so that your tires have a 1.5" gap under them. Then you can wash all the way around the tire and you don't wind up with the little flat spot at the bottom that never gets scrubbed or treated with tire shine. Or if you have the time - just take off each wheel and do it the right way. :)
Yes, already done that, but I often just push the car forward a little so I can polish what was that previously unreachable bit at the bottom.
.....or just drive the car a couple inches forward/back
That's how I do my tires.
Thanks, Pan! Slowly building an arsenal of supplies based on your videos. Hope you're having a nice weekend!
Very cool! I hope you're having a great weekend too Ashley!
Love to watch videos regularly! Just another ‘hack’: instead of having to roll the car forward or back, drive it onto a thin 1”x4”/6” piece of wood. This elevates the car tread about 1/2” above the floor at the time of cleaning and there is no need to roll it around to finish. This is what I do to prevent the missing tire dressing when I detail. Thanks again for the videos!
Thanks for sharing Ron!
With the incredible innovation of graphene and ceramic coatings, the evolution of tire care has soared with new and worthwhile products for tire shine and protection. What would you say is your # 1 coating/protectant in this expanding market? I have watched and valued your opinions for years now and consider you to be the best of car enhancement and detail gurus out there. Thanks for your take on so many of the products I now have lining my shelves!
The longest lasting I have tested is in this video: ua-cam.com/video/RxX3wyj8tXo/v-deo.html
I just got my TW Hybrid wheel & tire cleaner and TW Graphene tire shine in the mail. Your tips will help, thanks.
Thanks Butch! Did you watch my video on those products? Here: ua-cam.com/video/H6McPVBMuME/v-deo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Of course, that’s what got me to order those products lol. Also I needed car soap, so got the TW Slick N Slide wash. That stuff is Great 🙂 Thank You!
Thanks for the amazing video …what helps me apply tire dressing on all 4 tires is I put a 2x4 under all four tires to get the part that touches the ground
Incredible tutorial Pan! Prep is absolutely key when applying tire dressings!
Thanks Konsta! What’s your favourite dressing?
@@PanTheOrganizer I really like Carpro Perl, I've been using it for a while👍🏻
For about the last 40 years I’ve been using one product. Tyre spray called So Easy. It’s just that, so easy. I either do it on the road or a nice quiet spot down at the local shop car park.
Great video Pan. Hoping you can do video in future for maintaining and cleaning Black wheels. Frustrated with water spots even before I finish drying car
Thanks Ara! In your case, a deionizing water filtration system would be the answer.
I get excited when you show up on my feed. Anyway, I bought the turtlewax tire dressing you mentioned on your video last time. Can't wait till spring here to use it. Thanks!
Thanks Larry!
I've used both Chemical Guys VRT and Carpro Perl. I prefer Carpro Perl 1:1. I'd like to try the Koch Chemie Plast Star.
Great video again! With more Koch chemie getting tested hoping to see brand review soon! Waiting for it
Coming later this month so stay tuned!
Another cool video, Pan. Unfortunately, I'm 2 years late seeing it. Still, VERY useful info. Thanks for posting! I was using the Adams Wheel & Tire Cleaner in the beginning but switched to the Turtle Wax Wheel & Tire Cleaner. It works well and is more product for less money. I like it and LOVE that it's budget-friendly, of course. My biggest issue is getting my wheel barrels thoroughly clean. I need 1 of those EZ Detail barrel brushes.
Yes the tools are just as important to clean wheels, as the products themselves. See my wheel & tire cleaning tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/omwcNcSYcS8/v-deo.htmlsi=sYon082fIgbgURqf
Hey pan, how do you ensure sling doesn’t happen? I currently use a spray on tire shine but looking to switch to gel tire shine as it seems more cost effective as a detailer…
Fantastic tutorial. Do you prefer Perl or Darkside for tire dressing? I have yet to use both. Thank you
DarkSide for long term durability, and I’ll use PERL as a maintenance topper after weekly washes.
@@PanTheOrganizer Makes sense. Thanks again
Dear Pan, Nice video as usual.!!
Thanks.!!
Thanks Ajith!
(EDIT - YOU DID mention this and that's why you're the best!) Great video as always. One thing I think is absolutely imperative, is to roll the car forward or back a half rotation do get the lowest part of the tire, that is in contact with the ground. Especially on low profile tires like yours, that small area is nearly impossible to reach, either with spray or applicators. Just my $.02
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You could get tire ramps too to make it easier.
In the 90s I learned from my neighbor how to make my tires shine on my parent’s was using black shoe shine and you brush it on there like you would on a shoe lol. It took a lot longer, but it did the trick.. I didn’t have fancy tire products back then.
Interesting!
Great tips Pan Thanks for sharing mate Loving the vids here in Australia
Thanks! Cheers from Montreal!
Thanks for the AT tire dressing tip. I’ve been struggling with my Mickey Thompson Baja bosses
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I definitely could take a page out of your book on this one bru. I’m a bit “bull in china closet” when it comes to dressing the tires.
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Nice technical write up Pan!
Thanks Brian!
What do you do with your applicator pads after use? Do you store them in anything special? I find them to become a mess and very greasy, they shouldn’t be a one use item,right? Thank you so much for all the amazing content!
As they only serve one purpose, applying a dressing, I simply place them face down on an old microfiber towel until next use. When they become too gunky, you spray them with a bit of APC, work it in, rinse off with warm water, and let the applicator to air dry face down on a towel. Boom, simple.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 140 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for another great tutorial
You mentioned engine bay cleaning when will you do a video on it i have a.1500 that needs a cleaning a tutorial would be great info
I already have a few engine bay detailing videos. Here are a few:
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ua-cam.com/video/6LwCbmvLYb0/v-deo.html
Hi Pan, great video. Do you have a link or name for that hose nozzle? Looks like the perfect stream to wash down my tires. Thank you!!
It's my Mosmatic gun kit: bit.ly/3JKh1Zq
Another great video Pan off topic I have a 2021 Bmw 330i I have just used car pro reset to get the ceramic coating looking like new again my question is how often would you use reset when I normally wash I use Koch chemie gsf then nano magic shampoo also I watched your interior cleaning video just recently what product do you recommend for the dash board protection thank you for your advice regards Steve Australia
Finally the video I’ve been waiting for !!! Good job !!
Thanks Kelly!
Another great video Pan! 👍
Koch Chemie PSS is my favourite tire product today.
Thanks Boyan!
I have learned so much from your.videos. You are very inspirational. Thank you.
Thanks Mario! What’s your favourite video on my channel so far?
Probably the video you did on Rupes polishers, pads and polished. I did my first car this weekend with the rupes and uno polish plust sealant and the customer was pleasantly surprised
Another excellent video!
Prep is definitely key as said.
Great video! 👍🔥
Thanks!
Another great video. Really love the Turbo S
Thanks James!
Hi Pan..! Newbie question.. Can the applicator be reusable?
To apply the tire dressing? Yes you can reuse it.
Great vid pan! Have a question off topic - how do I remove tree sap. I cannot get it off the paint of an old car. I’ve tried everything! Hand sanitiser, tar remover, isopropyl, soap. I even tried using a cutting compound and that took some off but not all. Any ideas or suggestions?
Do you have a favorite applicator you use for Jeep Wranglers or big SUV? I use the Adams one for my sport cars and my jeep but I can’t seem to get the best shine on the jeep tires. Thank you Ryan
For big tires, a good brush usually helps: amzn.to/3PME3SU
And use a spray on product which spreads easier and quicker, like this: amzn.to/3PPZl1P
Thank you sir
I wash the majority of the time outside where I am exposed to temperatures where water can dry easily despite being in the shade so I have gotten accustomed to drying off each wheel and tire before proceeding to the next one and has become habit ever since to avoid water spots on my black satin wheels. I find if the wheels get any water on them during the wash process they are easier to dry off while using less detailer (Adam's Matte Detailer) for the final wipe down.
Hello Pan, been watching your video and yes I subscribed also. I have a black 2018 Ford Escape and i can’t wait to paint correct my suv. I’m waiting for my 3” polisher to arrived for I have bought a 6” polisher already. Also I have rock chips to repair prior the paint correction process. Love your video and learning so much. Do you have a chips repair video ? Keep up the great video with tips and tricks. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Hey pan! Great content. Wondering if you have any tips on cleaning white wall tires? So they don’t start looking yellow.
Bleche-white and a Brillo pad always worked for me.
Cool thanks. I been using that, was just wondering if there was something else.
Hello Paaaaann !!!
J'ai justement fait cette étape aujourd'hui et j'ai bien pensé à toi !!!
👍🏻 Quel est ton lustrant à pneus préféré Stéphane?
@@PanTheOrganizer j'ai pas de préféré, mais j'ai le soft99 et le carpro Perl
Mais j'aspire à un peu plus brillant, mais pas trop, je crois que le VRP correspond à mes souhaits, tu en penses quoi ?
Hello Pan,
Firstly, thank you for the amazing advice in all your videos. I’ve learned so much as I begin to prepare for the opening of my detailing business. I had a fellow detailer in the industry recommend using “Falcon Blue tire shine” do you have any experience using this product? thanks in advance!
Thanks Kevin! I have never heard of that product.
How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 790,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
great video, I have a question about when I get my new car, do I need paint protection if I am getting a ceramic coating for my new car?
It depends what state your car is in. Normally there are always defects when they deliver cars. Watch my video explaining why here: ua-cam.com/video/QgoyrC-5CMc/v-deo.html
Hey pan, how do you ensure sling doesn't happen? I currently use a spray on tire shine but looking to switch to gel tire shine as it seems more cost effective as a detailer...
Spray ons (aerosol) usually sling a lot. Try water based tire dressings which don’t sling and also prep is key.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you!
Thanks Pan...don't worry about "I digress"..it's all good info! 👍
Thanks ! 😁
Great information Pan!
Glad you think so!
Hi Pan,
Great video as always. I need help. I have a 2021 Audi SQ8. I have been having a devil of a time getting my tires clean and prepared for dressing. 6 months ago I applied Carpro Blackout. The tires still have hydrophobic properties. I am cleaning the tires and wheels with Auto Fanatics wheel and tire foam cleaner. I scrub the tires and rinse. After drying I apply Adam’s Graphene dressing. The applicator turns black. Today I scrubbed the tires with a new Tuff Shine brush and the bristles turned black. I bought Carpro Retyre but have not tried it yet. Any suggestions? Thanks as always.
Not sure I understand what issue you are having. Are your tires ok? A tire coating is near impossible to remove (hence why they are so durable). So I would simply clean them with Retyre, apply a new coat of BlackOut, and that will be your base protection. Then after maintenance washes, just use a dressing of your choice to top off the look. That’s what I do.
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The tires should be fine they’re factory with only 9800 miles. I think I’m doing everything correctly but black keeps coming off the tires when I scrub them and on the applicator when I apply the dressing. Strange.
In your opinion, what is the strongest tire cleaner for tires that have a heavy silicone-based dressing? I have seen CarPro DeTyre, P&S Undressed, and Shine Supply Wise Guy, but I’m sure there’s others I’m not aware of
Of the three you mentioned, I only tested CarPro Retyre and it’s the best tire cleaner I have tried.
Hey Pan, great video as always! I have an issue with my tires taking on a blue-ish tint after applying dressing and driving around for a day or so. I have used two different water based dressings (Tri-Nova and Rubbercare by Aerocosmetics), and also observe it happening after I have gone through a regular carwash. I live on a dirt road and wonder if that’s part of the problem; maybe the dirt/dust is somehow reacting with the dressing? Just wondering what your thoughts and suggestions may be.
1) Do you clean/degrease your tires properly before you apply the dressing?
2) If the answer is yes, try a different dressing like those I recommended here and see if you get a different result.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you so much for your reply! I’ll give one of the recommended dressings a try.
Pan the man. Good tip
Thanks Mark!
Thanks for the video. Could you do a video of cleaning the engine bay? Coming out of winter, mine is a hot mess of grime and road salts. Thanks
I already have a few tutorials on that topic. Here are two of them:
ua-cam.com/video/R5ZbroMTULM/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/6LwCbmvLYb0/v-deo.html
is there anything specific to cleaning drag tires. I have heard rumors of products can damage softer compounds.
Nice video, thanks Pan 👍
Thanks!
Great tips and product reviews. Thanks!
Thanks Allen!
Great video Pan!
Thanks David!
What product would you recommend to use on an off-road tire with an aggressive sidewall pattern? I have tried to apply by hand and it was pretty difficult because of the design of the tire, so I am leaning towards an spray or an aerosol. I tried meguiars endurance spray but I didn’t like the amount it sprayed (too much) and it was extremely glossy. I was thinking of using the 303 satin finish foam or the 303 aerospace protectant itself. What do you think?
I know you like the classic aerospace protectant but I am not sure if their tire foam is as good as the protectant.
And would you apply the 303 protectant on the tread of the exposed spare tire on the back? Thanks
Hi Pan how are you ? I always wanted to ask you , what product do you recommend for that very shiny/wet look that can last for a little while? I know there's prep involved to get tire cleaned up after washing the car and stuff, but i really want to keep that wet look shiny gloss look on the tire. I know any product wont last forever but your thought as too an awesome look, thanks for your time and as always, love the videos my Canadian friend :) .....cheers Pan
I prefer an in between look, not matte, no oily looking, just a nice shine. So most are water based in that category, and only last 1 to 2 weeks. Doesn't really matter as I wash my car twice weekly and it's easy to reapply a fresh layer.
If you want something that will last for months, the only solution is a proper tire coating like CarPro BlackOut and I reviewed that on my channel. But that gives a medium gloss.
If you want something oily looking, super wet look, just note those can sling on the paint. Here's a crowd favourite: amzn.to/39ajBL9
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan, ya I'm ok with jst a little wet look but it doesn't have to be on for a long time, something for like a week, i wash my car frequently as well
How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I have subscribed to your channel and like many videos you have done 😁
Pan, I use the p&s brakebuster and I saw in a video that you started using a foam cannon with it. Are you still diluting 5:1 in the foam cannon like you did in the pump sprayer or are you putting the liquid in by itself?
In the foam cannon, I use 60% Brake Buster and 40% water.
Love the video pan. Do you recommend using the meguiars endurance tire gel or would you recommend using the chemical guys VPR?
Meguiar’s Endurance has that wet oily look and can sling. VRP is water based and doesn’t last as long, but has a nicer finish in my opinion and won’t sling.
So it depends on what you’re looking for.
@@PanTheOrganizer out of all tire shines which would you recommend being best for a 2022 Acura MDX in your experience?
All else aside, I love your car! My dream car in that price range 👍
Thanks Daniel! It was my dream car too! It puts a huuuuge smile on my face every time I step on the gas. :)
Okay question, do you ever wash these applicators? Like especially with mat from OG has the new detail factory cue brush and uses it for dressing. Obviously the APC and shit but for the most part you can still feel that dressing slimy feeling. And I use CP Perl so it’s not some cheap dressing
Other than more potential for slinging, what are other negatives for oil based tire dressings? I have been having good results with Meguiar's Endurance Tire Gel.
Some say it can deteriorate the rubber and dry it over extended use.
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks Brian!
Great vid as always (love your Porsche). Just a thought for potential additional content.
Have you covered any specific shows for vehicles with vinyl wraps and/or protective film?
Yes here: ua-cam.com/video/7RCgqdGrvrA/v-deo.html
Hey Pan, thanks for the great info on this video. By the way, something off topic, how would you prepare your windshield washer fluid? I know there are certain products out there that we can buy, but is there a cheaper version, some sort of DIY kind of thing?
I use a concoction of three ingredients to make the most comprehensive screen wash to ensure maintenance free operation and excellent cleaning performance.
I live in the U.K. so other countries dependent upon weather conditions would need to change the quantities of one ingredient to ensure frozen fluid does not occur.
The main ingredients I use are Prestone concentrated screen wash additive (available at Costco in the U.K.), isopropanol alcohol and Deionised water.
I make batches in 5 litre quantities so a winter mix (down to -10) I would use 20% concentrated screen wash, 10% isopropanol alcohol and 70% deionised water.
For a summer mix I would use 10% concentrated screen wash, 10% isopropanol alcohol and 80% deionised water.
The above mixtures will ensure maintenance free operation of washer fluid, no limescale blocking washer jets, maintained screen wash free from sludge and contamination, clean wiper blades ensuring rapid cleaning of windscreen and freedom of glass smears, poor visibility in wet conditions and wiper judder!
Try it you will not be disappointed!😉👊🏻
You can get Angelwax Clarity, one of the best windshield washer fluids.
@@666DW My country has no winter (basically summer all day long...), I guess I won't need the isopropanol alcohol then? My guess is isopropanol alcohol is used for anti-freeze right?
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the suggestion Pan. However, I can't find this brand in my country (Malaysia). Do you have any other brands that are proven good as well? Then I can try to look around. Thanks
@@SuperAnonymities the isopropanol alcohol is a vital ingredient as it prevents sludge in the washer bottle, maintains cleanliness of the wiper blades and contributes to removing grease from the windscreen and ensures a streak free windscreen screen during inclement weather.
As your country does not experience cold weather I would reduce the quantities of both the screen wash concentrate and isopropanol alcohol to blend an all seasons screen wash by using 250ml of isopropanol and 250ml of concentrated screen wash alongside 4500 ml of deionised water👍🏻
Merci Pan pour ce tutoriel très intéressant 👍👍🙋♂️
Merci!
Hi Pan, another great video. My favorite tire products are Koch Chemie PSS, Adams Graphene Tire Dressing, Carpro Pearl and Gyeon Tire. I would like you to do more tests of the Koch Chemie brand like Nano Magic Shampoo, Protector Wax, spray sealant and ceramic coating. Thank you very much Pan you are the best 👌👌👌
Thanks Joaquin!
hey pan , i just started using koch chemie products now . i havnt tried pss yet. would you recommend it for exterior trim thats faded ?
Pan … I value your opinion immensely… so I was interested if you have any experience or advise on a product called Dura Dressing tut coating? Thanks a bunch
Never tried it.
Thanks Pan for another great tutorial. Question I have... Is IPA prep risk to the rubber tire? Will it lead to cracks? I heard you can also use odorless mineral spirits to give it a good prep. Which is better?
You don't use an IPA every single wash. I would only recommend that on brand new tires for the first cleaning, or before applying a long lasting durable tire coating (like CarPro BlackOut which lasts 5+ months for me). If you are just planning on applying a regular tire dressing, there is no need for an IPA or mineral spirits. Just use a good tire cleaner.
@@PanTheOrganizer The tires I'm working on have never been cleaned (years++) so I was wondering if that's the best first dressing prep, after a full decon and clean. Thanks for the quick reply Pan! 🙏😍
My pleasure!
I love the color!
Thanks! It’s called Aventurine Green
Great video of something people over look. Always us to hate that sling off my tires.
Thanks Shane!
Great video as always.Any suggestions for a matte finish on offroad tires?
Just clean the tires and don’t apply a dressing. That’s as matte as they will get.
Highly informative video Pan!! Quick question, what is your product recommendation for cleaning of matte black wheels?
You will find out in a video I will have in April… can’t say more. Stay tuned!
@@PanTheOrganizer this sounds awesome! I will not touch my wheels until I watch it. Thanks for responding to my question.
Hey Pan, great video! Question, how did you get Ultragrip winter tires in those sizes to fit your car? They normally don't exist in those sizes.
I bought the Porsche winter wheels and tires set directly from Porsche. They flew them in from Germany. Porsche has winter tires specifically made for their vehicles. So you can always find your size. ;) (The set cost five figures in $CAD, so get ready to spend through the roof. I wanted OEM Porsche wheels for the winter).
cant believe you daily that in mtl, even going to gatineau is hell bound with holes. I didn't know you how to do multiple passes with tire cleaner, that's good to know
Yeah a car is meant to be driven and enjoyed. :)
Great video as usual! Keep going on! Iorgo STAMATELOS, France
Thanks!
Always great to learn you’ve been doing it wrong all these years. Lol
Do you have a video on cleaning and treating rubber seals?
Hehe. We always learn new things right?
For rubber seals, see what I do in this interior detailing tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/8QTGLsmGIw8/v-deo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks!!
Hey Pan, since I am unable to get the mothers brush in my country, should I got for a stiffer or softer feathered/flagged tip wheel brush to use for dressing aggressive tires? Thanks!
Feathered/flagged tip will be more versatile especially on carpeted fender wells.
Really enjoy your videos lots of good info
Thanks Stevie!
Hey man can you do a demonstration on how to use compound/polish on wrap/vinyl I did my cousins car and it took the scratches off but after a couple of hours it went back to normal and all the scratches were noticiable
Good morning, I know that this a video on How to apply tire shine correctly. However have to ever used Invisible Glass Glass Stripper? If not could you test it? Regards Dave
You mean Stoner Tarminator?
Nice video Pan. And the tip about rolling your car ahead to treat the full tire is a good one. That became a Homer Simpson moment for me. D’oh!😂😂
Hehe thanks Wayne!
can you recommend a good acid wheel cleaner for my chrome rims, the salt from the road is like glue and i have to scrub with chrome wax to get it clean
This is the best acid based wheel cleaner: bit.ly/3DgMhgJ
It's Safe and effective on clear-coated, factory painted, and chrome wheels.
Make sure you use an acid resistant sprayer like this: amzn.to/3ue4gA6
Pan, Did you do a follow up video for the carpro blackout? Looks like you applied the coating on the tires 9 months ago. How did it hold up? Thanks!
I did a 3 months update here: ua-cam.com/video/oC2Rg-SEzCc/v-deo.html
On my summer tires it lasted a solid 5 months. On my winter tires, 2 months before it started showing signs of weakness, due to the insane winter weather conditions with road salt.
So overall fantastic coating. Outlasts pretty much any regular tire dressing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan!
Thanks Pan!
You bet!
Like always great instruction video Pan 👍🏾😎
Thanks Cruz!
Hi pan, great video.... question, did you ever try Adam's VRT... I USE THIS AND LOVE IT, no smear, nice shine and durable too.
Yes it reminds me of Chemical Guys VRP. Very good.
Great video Pan, thanks for the cool tips👌
Thanks Mann
Great video pan ! Looks great !! 🙌🏼
Thanks Christian!
Hey Pan! Quick question. How would you clean those foam tire dressing applicators?
I made a video here: ua-cam.com/video/6uFdYBqbT2Y/v-deo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer omg thank you pan the man!
Thanks for your share, Pan. I concern your channel almost 1.5 year and recognized lots of tips of detailing. I give up Water Based Tire Dressing after my first Gel attempt. Please not the Tuf Shine Tire Brush that linked in Amazon was not the real one, please check.
Loving the channel Pan thanks for all the info, just a thought for upcoming videos to do a full inside and out detail with using products from one brand, like Carpro or Gyeon etc, thanks again
Thanks Daniel! What’s your favourite brand?
@@PanTheOrganizer loving both Gyeon and Carpro products at the moment, Carpro innerQD smells like kids lemonade ice blocks
Hey Pan, do you / how do you wash your tire dressing appicators? I am considering buying the adams hex applicator in either a 1 or 3-pack, but I wanted to know if its possible to just keep one and wash it regularly.
Watch this video that I made: ua-cam.com/video/6uFdYBqbT2Y/v-deo.html
The only content I still miss: how to get rid of the rust on my brake discs after cleaning my tires... great tutorial on the tire dressing btw :)
Thanks! For the surface rust it’s normal after washing a car. To prevent that, after rinsing, drive up and down the driveway a few times while applying the brakes. And then dry the car. Or, after rinsing, spray some Hydes Serum Rust Stopper on the rotors.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks! Not sure if the rust stopper is available in The Netherlands, but driving up and down should do the job indeed! I never thought of that before..
Ok, it has been a few months, but I've found the solution! I now use Bilthamber's Atom Mac, which works like a charm! You might want to give it a try, Pan
Great video pan the man!! Thank you my friend ❤️👍🏻
Thanks Mike! What’s your favourite dressing?
@@PanTheOrganizer I like that. GP tire stuff. But what I love the most is dura coating tire coating. But that GP tire stuff not bad at all I use it on my wife suv. Does really good holds up nice.
The optimum spray gun for my 1:1 OPT bond is probably my favorite tool 😃 great video as always !
Thanks!
I always have issues with my raised white lettering. Not sure if I'm getting the tires clean enough but it smears some black from the applicator on the letters. I usually use my finger in a microfiber cloth and trace the letters clean. Bit of a pain.
You guys in Canada don't get Bowdens Own car care products they are amazing but looks like they are only available in Australia.
You should try the Hawk applicator next
What sequence do you recommend if you have Adams Tire Armour and Adams Tire Dressing?
Clean tires. Apply Armour. Let two weeks pass until your next maintenance wash. And you can top off the protection and looks with Adam’s Tire Dressing if needed, or if you want more gloss on your tires.
Thank you sir!
Once again Pan comes through. I always questioned this. I like it to show it's on there but not too glossy. A lot of the tools I had weren't too good. But seeing this lets me know I was doing it the right way. Thanks again, Pan.
Awesome thanks for the positive feedback!