🔵 Black Magic BM23 Tire Wet - 23 oz. Review

Bottle started leaking before it was delivered and half of my items in the box were oily. I will try the product soon and update the review. UPDATE: After a few weeks I tried the product and it's great. Looks better when smeared with a cloth. The diffuser is not very good. There should be a wider atomizer as it looks like someone sprayed the wheels. After a little rubbing it looks fantastic and lasts for weeks.

Unfortunately my returns window is closed but it wasn't a very expensive product. Now I understand why. This material came on all 4 discs and stuck to them like super glue. It took a pressure washer with maximum water output to get this junk off my rims. It has done so with every one of our machines I've used it on. I want my money back for the 3 bottles I bought of this stuff. Stay away! Instead, use black foam tires or even armored tires.

Bought this product with great expectations. After washing and drying the car I followed the product instructions, the wheels had a nice shine, overnight the wheels look dull like no product was applied. I would not recommend this product if I could return it. Update: I'm corrected. My previous experience was based on my inexperience, I applied another coat and after 2 days these tires look beautiful!

Looks good when applied and lasts quite a while but I have a few complaints about how the product is applied and dried. Application isn't the easiest (spraying mostly shoots out in a continuous stream rather than a wider spray, making it difficult to apply). Although it is a liquid (not a gel) it still needs time to dry to avoid product. "Spreading" while driving (on a car I drove a few hours after application and on a car I didn't drive for two days and on one I drove within a few hours after…

This material is excellent for tires, keeping them shiny and looking new while maintaining the wet look that many desire. However, I would like to warn you that if you spray while the vehicle/tires are on the concrete, there may be markings on the concrete where oversprayed or where the chemicals are on the concrete. It's not a discoloration problem, it mostly shows up when it rains and the concrete gets wet then you can see where the tires were when you sprayed them. Again, not a big deal, but