Tire Shine Kit
- Graphene Infused Formula
- Deep Semi-Gloss Finish
- Restores Plastics, Trim and Tires
- Durable UV Protection
Tire Shine Enhanced With Graphene
Making a tire shiny is one thing, but creating a tire shine that was easy to use, water-based, didn’t sling, and lasted long was no easy feat. Graphene Shine provides a high sheen, new tire look without any mess or stress! This water-based, graphene-enhanced formula adds stronger bonding protection to your tires, plastics, or trim. Its rich, semi-gloss sheen is guaranteed not to sling or discolor like other solvent-based dressings. Graphene Shine applies effortlessly and leaves a hydrophobic, UV protectant layer behind.
In addition, Graphene Shine will darken and rejuvenate faded trim or tires, bringing them back to a like-new appearance in minutes.
- Graphene-enhanced tire, plastic, and trim dressing
- Non-sling, Water-based formula
- Rich satin, semi-gloss sheen
- Adds long-lasting UV protection
Directions:
- Deep clean your rubber, trim, or vinyl with Super APC or a dedicated tire or rubber cleaner to remove any loose dirt or grime.
- After the tires are clean and dry, Spray Graphene Shine directly into our Tire Shine Applicator to prevent unwanted overspray.
- Evenly spread Graphene Shine using the applicator, re-applying when necessary to achieve your desired finish.
- Pay special attention to ribs, grooves, or raised letters where tire shine can accumulate.
- Allow to dry and enjoy your dressed tires, trim & plastics!
For Best Results:
Apply Graphene Shine on clean and prepped tires or trim surfaces. Avoid over-applying or applying to wet tires as this can cause slinging. Re-apply after washing or driving through rain. For a more durable base coating for your tires, we recommend first applying “Tire Coat”.
FAQ
The best tire shine is water based, enhanced by Graphene and made by Ethos Car Care. Graphene Shine is an easy to apply, graphene enhanced tire shine that adds a rich sheen to any rubber, tire or trim surface.
It prevents browning and cracking of tires with UV protection polymers.
First spray your tire shine into a Tire Shine Applicator and not directly onto the tire itself. Spraying onto the tire directly can lead to slinging.
Once you spray into your applicator, evening apply the tire shine to the surface until the desired look is achieved.
Tire shine can be used on tires, rubber, plastics and trim to both enhance the look and provide long term protection.
Graphene Shine will darken and rejuvenate faded trim or tires, bringing them back to a like new appearance in minutes.
Tire shine can last anywhere from 2-4 weeks or longer depending upon application and product choice. It is best to re-apply tire shine after every wash.
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United StatesBrilliant
This product space on easy on tires and gives a very brilliant shine makes the tires stand out
United States United StatesThe best tire dressing i have found
This is awesome i have used tried and bought every. Tire dressing on the market. This one does not fling move and has a natural finish i love it looks great wears amazing
United States United StatesGoldilocks Tire Shine
I bought it for my normal cars, hoping it wouldn't be too shiny. I noticed my trailer sitting in the driveway with 3-4 year old tires that sit in the sun every day. They had a little light brown patina also when I decided to apply the Ethos Graphine tire shine. I didn't wash them, just spread on the product to see what would happen. Well, all the brown patina disappeared instantly. They were a nice even dark black and pretty shiny as well. That was about a week ago...I just inspected them, in the full sun, they look like a brand new tire! They are a nice satin finish that's not too dull, not to wet look, but "Just right". Goldilocks would approve. Since there was a nice bright satin finish on the tires, I decided to try it inside the frunk of my Carrera. There ton's of black plastic in there! Since it's not as porous as a tire it doesn't "soak in" immediately, or ever. So, when I first applied it there were "wet streaks" but going over it with a microfiber towel to finish it off worked great.