Tire dressing

sharkymcpeterson · 07-28-2022, 02:19 PM

Anyone using dura coat tire dressing? They claim it lasts months and the shine withstands multiple wash jobs while still looking like it was freshly applied. Surely this can't be true?

nZtiZia · 07-28-2022, 09:18 PM

I use ExoForma which has similar claims. i only applied one quick coat a month ago, and I still looks wet in the areas I applied it well with a rag I had laying around. (I didn't have an applicator pad and was still dealing with COVID.)

SSSPconcepts · 07-30-2022, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by sharkymcpeterson

Anyone using dura coat tire dressing? They claim it lasts months and the shine withstands multiple wash jobs while still looking like it was freshly applied. Surely this can't be true?

I would like to know as well. Also, when it is time to re-apply, how hard is it to remove the previous coating, or do you just apply over top the old coat? Does it build up over time??

malvern_man · 07-31-2022, 06:04 AM

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I would like to know as well. Also, when it is time to re-apply, how hard is it to remove the previous coating, or do you just apply over top the old coat? Does it build up over time??

I use Gyeon Q² Tire which is a SiO2 based tyre dressing.

It's always best to clean the tyre before applying or re applying a dressing. You can use either an all purpose cleaner (APC) or a dedicated tyre cleaner in conjunction with a stiff tyre brush. There's loads of tyre dressing reviews and how to videos on YouTube which are very informative.

sharkymcpeterson · 07-31-2022, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SSSPconcepts

I would like to know as well. Also, when it is time to re-apply, how hard is it to remove the previous coating, or do you just apply over top the old coat? Does it build up over time??

I use Gyeon Q² Tire which is a SiO2 based tyre dressing.

It's always best to clean the tyre before applying or re applying a dressing. You can use either an all purpose cleaner (APC) or a dedicated tyre cleaner in conjunction with a stiff tyre brush. There's loads of tyre dressing reviews and how to videos on YouTube which are very informative.

Does it last for more than a few days? Even the best shines I've used fade after a few days. New products claim to last months…..dura coat was the one I saw an advert for, very curious about this product. I'll probably order it in the next few days, once applied I'll report back with results.

Edit-I just ordered the Dura coat kit. It comes with an applicator the tire dressing and something else. I'll have it on Tuesday I expect, will post feedback asap.

sharkymcpeterson · 08-08-2022, 08:28 AM

So I got the Dura coat dressing in hand. Looks like the tires require a special wash before application. So, I'll get this done asap and report my results.

csm7djs · 08-08-2022, 12:11 PM

+1 for the Gyeon Q² Tire dressing

espressoo · 09-05-2022, 03:32 PM

I have used a lot of different types of tire dressing over the years and Chemical Guys VRP is the right combination of shine and doesn't splatter once it is dry. It won't last driving through rain but will last a few weeks in dry weather. If you want something that's super shiny and last through a rain shower you can use Meguiar's Endurance. The downside is it will splatter after the first few drives. The shine is also a bit much and doesn't look natural IMO.

Blueboxer · 09-05-2022, 05:20 PM

I haven’t used the endurance shine in a long time but do recall it lasting for a couple weeks. VRP and Adam’s tire shine would be a tie in my book, with VRP lasting a little longer.

White340 · 09-05-2022, 06:27 PM

I bought a gallon of adams vrt like 6 years ago and i still have some left. That is the best value for money and it has a great semi gloss finish to it. It stays on for a while as well. I tried their Graphene vrt and it's no better. Pure marketing there.

1Mors · 09-05-2022, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by sharkymcpeterson

Does it last for more than a few days? Even the best shines I've used fade after a few days. New products claim to last months…..dura coat was the one I saw an advert for, very curious about this product. I'll probably order it in the next few days, once applied I'll report back with results.

Edit-I just ordered the Dura coat kit. It comes with an applicator the tire dressing and something else. I'll have it on Tuesday I expect, will post feedback asap.

Mine lasted almost 3 months then I reapplied

P1 · 09-05-2022, 10:07 PM

Who cares about dressing lasting two years.

If you want to get something proper, look into Meguiar's Hyper Dressing. Water-based and you can dilute it to whatever level of shine you prefer.

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sharkymcpeterson Captain 792 Rep 926 Posts Drives: BMW X5 G05 Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: Virginia iTrader: (0)	Tire dressing Anyone using dura coat tire dressing? They claim it lasts months and the shine withstands multiple wash jobs while still looking like it was freshly applied. Surely this can't be true?
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nZtiZia Major General 5375 Rep 9,786 Posts Drives: eVeRyOnE mAD! Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: neither here nor there... iTrader: (0) Garage List 2021 BMW X5 xDrive 45e [9.92]	I use ExoForma which has similar claims. i only applied one quick coat a month ago, and I still looks wet in the areas I applied it well with a rag I had laying around. (I didn't have an applicator pad and was still dealing with COVID.) Last edited by nZtiZia; 07-28-2022 at 09:46 PM..
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sharkymcpeterson Captain 792 Rep 926 Posts Drives: BMW X5 G05 Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: Virginia iTrader: (0)	So I got the Dura coat dressing in hand. Looks like the tires require a special wash before application. So, I'll get this done asap and report my results.
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csm7djs Second Lieutenant 72 Rep 284 Posts Drives: G05 X5 3.0d M-Sport Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	+1 for the Gyeon Q² Tire dressing
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espressoo Major 907 Rep 1,009 Posts Drives: '18 M3 Comp\|'23 X5 45e\|'24 X7 Join Date: May 2017 Location: DMV iTrader: (1)	I have used a lot of different types of tire dressing over the years and Chemical Guys VRP is the right combination of shine and doesn't splatter once it is dry. It won't last driving through rain but will last a few weeks in dry weather. If you want something that's super shiny and last through a rain shower you can use Meguiar's Endurance. The downside is it will splatter after the first few drives. The shine is also a bit much and doesn't look natural IMO.
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Blueboxer Private First Class 36 Rep 116 Posts Drives: 2011 535 Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: California iTrader: (0)	I haven’t used the endurance shine in a long time but do recall it lasting for a couple weeks. VRP and Adam’s tire shine would be a tie in my book, with VRP lasting a little longer.
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White340 Colonel 1520 Rep 2,067 Posts Drives: 2018 M3 Comp / 2022 X5 45e Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: NYC iTrader: (3)	I bought a gallon of adams vrt like 6 years ago and i still have some left. That is the best value for money and it has a great semi gloss finish to it. It stays on for a while as well. I tried their Graphene vrt and it's no better. Pure marketing there. __________________ 2022 X5 45e : AW/Tartufo 2018 M3 Competition : AW/SO 2016 340i xDrive : AW/CR (sold)
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P1 Lieutenant General 11727 Rep 11,191 Posts Drives: 2004 3/4 ton Duramax Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: United States iTrader: (1)	Who cares about dressing lasting two years. If you want to get something proper, look into Meguiar's Hyper Dressing. Water-based and you can dilute it to whatever level of shine you prefer.
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