Tires are an imperative part of your car to keep clean and keep you safe. This is why tire shine is important and how it helps your car’s appearance. Tire shine is also important to apply the right way. The wrong way can lead to damage to your car in unexpected ways.
Most people haven’t heard of tire shine / dressing before so we’ll explain what it is. Tire dressing is a substance that is put on the tires to make them look clean and new. It is very easy to use. We will go over the steps to use it properly.
Start by purchasing some tire cleaning and dressing solution (You may want to check our best tire shine reviews).
First, use the tire clean solution to get the car tires nice and clean. This is very important. We need to washout all kinds of debris and dust from tires. These pollutants work their way into the pores of the rubber causing a grey, dirty tire.
Then, dry off the tires. Try and get as much water off the tires as possible. Some shine solution might be okay to put on wet tires, but having them dry as possible will help it be on there better.
Important
It is imperative that you read the product instructions since application varies from product to product on how you are supposed to apply it. You have to be careful because if it is a solvent-based product, you need protective gloves before you use it. If the product is in a spray can, you also need to be careful since it can get into the brakes and cause them to malfunction, potentially.
After the product is applied, you now have to let it sit. It is imperative that you read the directions and see what that time is. We all know how hard it is to wait, but if you drive now, all your hard work will not show how well you are taking care of your tires. After the allotted time, you can dab with a sponge some excess product off your tires, so it does not invite other debris to cling to the now clean tire.
Now you are done! You can enjoy those new tires that look like they were just bought, even if they weren’t.
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