Turtle Wax Professional Tire Dressing

Price Paid:  $6.00 from Kragen

Year / Model Reviewed:
 01

Summary:
I was expecting a lot more shine from this product. The picture on the bottle is deceiving because I didn't get near that shine even when it is first applied. It is barely better than my Armoral tire spray. I'm trying Eagle One next.

Strengths:
None

Weaknesses:
Not wet looking enough Leaves streaks

Similar Products Used:
Armorall tire spray

Year / Model Reviewed:
 93 Intrepid ES

Summary:
If you are like me and shine your tires weekly just to keep them looking good then you should buy the Turtle Wax but beware, it drips and spins off at 20 mph if its not spread out evenly. I recommend any newer waxes because they stay on longer and still look good even though the gloss is not as godd and they cost a little more.

Strengths:
4 bucks at Target for 32 oz.
Very high gloss.
You won't get sick from the smell.

Weaknesses:
Spins off way too easily if not applied perfectly. I realize its a spray but its still too easy.

Similar Products Used:
Armor All aerosol. Black Magic aerosol (good stuff). Eagle one spray, more expensive for less shine but doesn't spin off as easily.

Year / Model Reviewed:
 99 Firebird, others.

Summary:
The sprays are mostly all the same, the most important thing is how they are applied. I work in a detail shop so I've tried everything...I would stick with the newer tire waxes which aren't as shiny, but are longer lasting and less messy.

Strengths:
To be honest...most tire sprays are all the same. The only differences are usually thickness, smell, and price. Most of the things Turtle Wax makes is good and reasonably priced....although for spray I usually buy Meguiar's Tire WAX.

Weaknesses:
It spins off on wheels like most sprays. It will also drip off and look very unattractive if apllied too much or unevenly.

Similar Products Used:
Avoid~STP, anything too expensive. Good Stuff~Meguiars, Armor all, Turtle Wax, Black Magic, Eagle One.