Hot Shine Tire Coating for a deep, black wet look

No detail is complete until your tires have a have a spray tire dressing on them with a deep, brilliant shine. Meguiar’shas the perfect solution for getting your tires looking their best with Meguiar’s Hot Shine Tire Coating. This advanced formula contains a unique blend of water-resistant polymers, enhanced resin technology, premium silicones and anti-ozonants to protect and keep your tires black and shiny longer. This aerosol tire shine is easy to work with and applies smoothly for a consistently deep, black wet looking shine. This exclusive formula levels evenly and quickly to prevent streaking, then bonds to the tire to create a long-lasting shine. So, if you looking to get a deep, wet look shine for your tires that is water resistant and easy to apply, Meguiar’s Hot Shine Tire Coating is the perfect choice. Hot Shine is also available in a trigger spray and a tire foam.

Tips for getting the best results with Hot Shine Tire Coating

• Shake can well before using.
• Always work on a cool, clean and dry tire in a well-ventilated area.
• Make sure each tire you are working with is fully clean so that the tire shine will perform its best with maximum shine, protection and durability.
• To clean tires thoroughly, spray with a product like Meguiar’sM39 Mirror Glaze Heavy Duty Vinyl Cleaner or an all-purpose cleaner like Meguiar’sD101 All Purpose Cleaner. Agitate with a tire brush and rinse off with water. Make sure tire is fully dry. This step will remove all dirt, grime and pre-existing tire dressing.
• Hold can 4-6 inches away and spray directly onto tire in a thin, uniform patter. Hold closer for narrow tire sidewalls and further away for wider sidewalls.
• Wipe off excess product to prevent spin-off which may stain some surfaces.

• If you get overspray on the rim or on the paint wipe the dressing off immediately with a microfiber or cotton terry cloth towel to avoid staining.
• Allow tire shine to fully dry and cure to avoid spin-off or slinging.
• Do not apply to paint surfaces and plastic panels.
• Do not use on motorcycles, bicycles, or other two wheeled vehicles’ tires or seats. Application to these surfaces can cause them to become slippery.
• If necessary, remove spin-off from plastic and painted panels to avoid staining.
• Avoid spraying onto brake rotors, brake calipers, brake drums and tire tread.
• Avoid getting overspray on concrete and asphalt.
• Remove any spray tire dressing immediately from concrete or asphalt with detergent to prevent staining or slippery conditions.