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Tire Glaze

Sale price $29.99

5.0
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Solvent based long lasting tire dressing to protect and dress tires and exterior plastics

Koche-Chemie Tire Glaze provides a rich shine to to Tires, Rubber, and Trim. This
solvent based dressing contains UV inhibitors and extra gloss enhancers to give
your vehicle a showroom result. 

Directions

1. Simply apply Tire Glaze to your applicator of
choice

2. Apply it to a dry and clean rubber surface.

3. Let dwell for a few moments and wipe off excess product with a towel.

4. Repeat as desired; additional applications can be done to increase the shine level.

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5.0
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
Based on 2 reviews
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  • KM
    Kaleb M.
    Verified Buyer
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 month ago
    Tire Glaze

    I haven’t used this product much, but I have noticed one thing, it seems to work better and last longer with very clean or new tires. I would make sure to use a hard bristle brush with green star before applying this. With one coating you get a semi gloss finish. With two, you get a wet look. I’ve still yet to figure out the best way to apply this, whether it being a foam pad or a tire shine applicator. Overall pretty good first impression.

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  • LS
    Lukas S.
    Verified Buyer
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    Lukas’s Mobile Detailing KcMo

    Main difference to me is the thickness leaves a good satin finish the first coat if your looking for a shiny finish i recommend two coats👍🏼

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