What do you guys use on your tires, rims and interior?
Another newbie question. :tomato:
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be a little more specific..cleaning, protecting??
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Tuff Shine, Wet Paint, and for interior, 303, Surf City Dash away, and Surf City Voodoo for leather.
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303 Protectant for sure for the non-leather surfaces. Zaino leather offerings for the leather stuff and Opti-Bond Tire Seal. All stuff (except Zaino) available from ExcelDetail and/or Detailed Image here on Acurazine.
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Tuf Shine for tires, Opt Power Clean or DG All Wheel Cleaner for wheels. Very often I use the Laitner Power brush and/or Ace Powerstick.
Interiors usually einszett Cockpit Cleaner, Optimum Protectant Plus or 303. |
TSXinSouthBayCalifornia :wave:
You should get together with us for our local meets. :thumbsup: |
Noah, hes located in the "other" Bay area.....
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Where is that...? :scratch:
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I'm thinking Palos Verdes area......Hermosa, Manhattan, Redondo Beach?
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im playing around with 303 and optimum protectant plus for the interior. i also use meguiars quick interior detailer on glossy plastic surfaces. tires and wheels i havent decided yet... :(
Originally Posted by n0rmal
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I'm thinking Palos Verdes area......Hermosa, Manhattan, Redondo Beach?
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^ Haha...yeah I never heard of another one in Cali... :shrug:
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sup peoples,
Sorry I never got back on this thread.... Pat, I don't have a cordless drill (or any other drill for that matter). Is there a wheel brush I can use without a drill? The two that you mentioned seem a little pricey, just to clean the wheels. I need to get with you to order those extra pads, probably need some more polish, and the tire and interior stuff. |
and yeah nf3d0149ab, I'm in the Southbay of Los Angeles (Long Beach to be exact).
Thanks for the invite tho! |
Pat, I looked at the Tuf Shine on your site, and saw the package of the clear coat and tire cleaner, versus the bottle of spray and shine detailer.
Could you elaborate on the differences? thx |
Tuf-Shine Cleaner/clear coat for tires and I ordered P21 wheel cleaner and the detail brush from DI since my last order was from Patrick.
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Originally Posted by TSXinSouthBayCalifornia
(Post 10997997)
Pat, I looked at the Tuf Shine on your site, and saw the package of the clear coat and tire cleaner, versus the bottle of spray and shine detailer.
Could you elaborate on the differences? thx If you're looking for maintenance on the RUBBER on your tires you want the tuf-shine cleaner and clear coat. |
Originally Posted by Josh99CL
(Post 10998006)
That's two separate things from the same maker. The shine detailer is a touch up detailer think spray wax style.
If you're looking for maintenance on the RUBBER on your tires you want the tuf-shine cleaner and clear coat. Wow, so the cleaner and clear coat extends the life of your tires? Could you elaborate? I have no idea of what tire "maintenance" is. Thanks Josh! |
Originally Posted by TSXinSouthBayCalifornia
(Post 10998073)
Wow, so the cleaner and clear coat extends the life of your tires?
Could you elaborate? I have no idea of what tire "maintenance" is. Thanks Josh! Tuf-Shine just gives you a nice clean tire look and you can get some gloss out of it depending on how many coats of the clear you use. It's an appearance thing. Unless you have nasty ass winters and barely every drive you're going to replace tires from tread wear before rubber degradation. Maintenance on this forum is usually referring to cleaning =) |
Originally Posted by Josh99CL
(Post 10998199)
I doubt it does anything to extend the life of them but they'll look good (it definitely doesn't hurt).
Tuf-Shine just gives you a nice clean tire look and you can get some gloss out of it depending on how many coats of the clear you use. It's an appearance thing. Unless you have nasty ass winters and barely every drive you're going to replace tires from tread wear before rubber degradation. Maintenance on this forum is usually referring to cleaning =) Ok so correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing the cleaner and clear coat is something I can do without? I mean if the spray makes the tires look nice, is there going to be any REAL noticeable difference in this other stuff? |
Originally Posted by TSXinSouthBayCalifornia
(Post 10998321)
Ok so correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing the cleaner and clear coat is something I can do without?
I mean if the spray makes the tires look nice, is there going to be any REAL noticeable difference in this other stuff? It's not one or the other it's 2 different products for 2 different applications. |
what's a good leather 2-in-1 cleaner/conditioner to use? is meguiars pretty good?
so you guys use 303 for everything in the interior except the seats? and does black wow actually make your door trim darker or just protect it? sorry for all the questions. |
Originally Posted by Josh99CL
(Post 10998377)
I think you're still confused. There are two different Tuf-shine products Excel sells. 1 is a cleaner+clear coat for tires the other is a spray n shine quick detailer for your cars paint. It's to help keep it in pristine shape between washes.
It's not one or the other it's 2 different products for 2 different applications. Wow................. :tomato: Ok, well then tell me this. The Tuf tire product is part of a package, with both a tire cleaner, and clearcoat. Is there not a Tuf tire product with just an all in one? Like compare these two (the Optimum is the picture I was looking at, and why I got confused. It's right above the Tuf spray.) - Optimum Tire Shine (17oz) and Tuf Shine Appearance Kit |
Actually in reading the product description for the Tuf kit, I think I got my answer, but would still love to hear your take Josh, and wanted to confirm that this PACKAGE, is what you guys use?
thanks for your patience Josh. |
Love Tuf Shine except for one pesky tire that doesn't love it back! The package consists of the cleaner to clean the tire and once dry use the applicator to coat and dress the tire.
Here's a link if you want to read up more on this product. https://acurazine.com/forums/wash-wax-23/tuf-shine-tire-sealant-update-713715/ |
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