🐢 Turtle Wax 53733 Graphene Acrylic Tire Shine Spray Coating, 23oz - Black Review

I used this product on my 2020 Dodge Charger Daytona with Pirelli tires. This is a high performance car that produces a lot of brake dust and usually reduces the durability of the "tire gloss". The use of "Graphene Acrylic" increases the service life by one to two months, depending on the substrate preparation before applying the product. Use hybrid solutions to clean wheels and prepare tires before polishing.

I love the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene Acrylic Tire Shine Spray Finish. I love the way it looks to give my tires a dealer shine without having to spritz the product over a freshly washed car. I apply it to a microfiber pad and then rub it into the tires. I've found the look to last several weeks in central Texas winters, so I'm happy with it in terms of application, use, and durability. It also smells nice when you apply it. This is the winner!

Lasts a long time, but makes a hell of a mess. Next time I will use an applicator instead of a spray. The finish it offers was very glossy initially (a bit too glossy for my liking), although that settled down after a week or so. Now it's a muted sheen, somewhere between glossy and matte. A month after application, the protection and finish are still there with no sign of weakening. I've never seen a tire shine for so long. Pretty remarkable.

I will not use any other brand of tire polish. I bought this based on a YouTube review from PapaSmurf Detailing. I'm glad I did. I feel like you get a good amount of product for the price as it took quite a long time to get the look I wanted. It turns buttery smooth, no effort required to get it going in the nooks and crannies of the tires. Leaves an amazing shine without feeling greasy. We drove a few hours after applying and didn't notice any product distortion. Bonus.

Best tire shine I've ever used. Makes tires shiny but not super shiny, sort of semi-glossy. Thoroughly clean the tires before applying this material as it will set the dirt in place. Repels dirt very well. I had something on my truck tires over a month ago and the tires still look nice and black with a nice matte finish. I applied 2 coats the first time and it still looks great. Seems to repel dirt. Not brown tires like some tires are shiny. A good thing.

easy to use. I photographed several coats. It should be noted that live tires will look black much "wet" than in the photos. I usually apply one coat and wait about 10 minutes and then apply a second coat to my car as I prefer a slightly wet/silky look. My SO, on the other hand, prefers a very wet look, so I add a third layer on top. However, a coat will probably look good on most people. A very forgiving product. Fairly easy to apply and then towel dry if it looks too wet for your preference…

This is my new favorite tire product. Reasons: 1) A little goes much longer than expected. 2) Can be applied with foam, microfiber or brush. Regardless of your preference, it applies and works the same for every application mode. 3) Dry to the touch. I understand it's not just about this product, but there's no reason to use products that repel or attract dust particles and stick to them. 4) This product does not darken over time. Again, there's no reason to use foods that will turn…

Over the past few decades I have used countless tire care products from various well-known brands in search of a finish that will last longer than the first rain/downpour or two. They all claim to be durable but in reality I'm disappointed. However, Turtle Wax Hybrid Graphene Tire Shine not only lived up to its promise of durability, it even surpassed my highest hopes for durability and longevity. I'm covering this up on my tires in mid-December 2021 just before the winter snows arrive. One…