[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by to_riffic

20% off. I said f it, why not.

Haha, yeah, they were pretty expensive IIRC. But it's more like, WTF am I going to put ANOTHER thing that cleans my car?

[to_riffic]

Originally Posted by ///MPhatic

Haha, yeah, they were pretty expensive IIRC. But it's more like, WTF am I going to put ANOTHER thing that cleans my car?

Yeah...I have the trouble of "where am I going to put this now?"

[Connors5453]

Originally Posted by cvitt

Gyeon tire cleaner is quite good

Any apc (all purpose cleaner) will also do it (with a mothers brush for instance)

+1 on Gyeon's products!

[Track/S]

I use apc & after carpro perl

[F87 S55]

https://parkscarcare.net/products/pr...cNZ_sF4CmrBFNM

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So, looks like these applicators are SOLD OUT at the link above. Does anyone have another source or another product that performs at the same high level? I have several sets of the Michelin PS4S tires on a couple cars and the "soft touch" sidewall really needs something like this applicator to get it right. Thanks in advance.

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by F87 S55

So, looks like these applicators are SOLD OUT at the link above. Does anyone have another source or another product that performs at the same high level? I have several sets of the Michelin PS4S tires on a couple cars and the "soft touch" sidewall really needs something like this applicator to get it right. Thanks in advance.

I bought 2 and have an extra if you're interested. I used it once on my car downstairs, but don't really need 2. It was $23 shipped.

[Track/S]

Originally Posted by F87 S55

https://parkscarcare.net/products/pr...cNZ_sF4CmrBFNM

So, looks like these applicators are SOLD OUT at the link above. Does anyone have another source or another product that performs at the same high level? I have several sets of the Michelin PS4S tires on a couple cars and the "soft touch" sidewall really needs something like this applicator to get it right. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]

With a workstuff or meguiars brush you get the same result

[MDIGGITY]

Originally Posted by KHAP13

I use Adam’s tire and rubber cleaner and this tire brush and have had good results. I’m not sure it would be effective without a little agitation from the brush though. I finish them with Ammo NYC mud.

I usually wash my wheels when they are off the car where it’s easier to be precise and not touch the wheels with the brush.

I haven’t compared to the other products mentioned.

https://adamspolishes.com/products/a...rubber-cleaner

https://www.amazon.com/Brush-Bristle.../dp/B07V9FK7CT

https://ammonyc.com/products/ammo-mud-tire-gel

I just used Adam’s Tire and Rubber Cleaner today for the first time and it did a sensational job. I also used their Tire Shine and I think it looks fantastic.

[allinon72]

Stoner's Tarminator. Yes, it's bug and tar remover, but whatever is in it sinks into the rubber and actually removes EVERYTHING from the rubber. Including mold release and the lubricant the tire shop uses to mount the tire. This is especially important on Michelin tires as they are hard to get clean enough to accept a tire product, and that's what you want, for a product to actually sink into the rubber rather than float on top. I've used many other "rubber cleaners" and nothing works as good as this.

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by allinon72

Stoner's Tarminator. Yes, it's bug and tar remover, but whatever is in it sinks into the rubber and actually removes EVERYTHING from the rubber. Including mold release and the lubricant the tire shop uses to mount the tire. This is especially important on Michelin tires as they are hard to get clean enough to accept a tire product, and that's what you want, for a product to actually sink into the rubber rather than float on top. I've used many other "rubber cleaners" and nothing works as good as this.

Thanks for the info!!

[cvitt]

Found the same applicator on Amazon for less than 10 euros …