I blackened the tires of my GT3 and air-cooled Porsche with Scharlaster's Tire Wax.
Published on November 13, 2019
Tire wax
I just finished changing the tires on my Panamera the other day.New tires are so black.I was very surprised. As for the front tires, I didn't notice them at all because I am used to seeing them every day, but I guess the tires get dirty and dull after a certain amount of driving.
Then my husband, who was
The GT3 tires don't look black at all when lined up with the Panamera - I'll use tire wax to make them black.
And then he started sayingTire wax called SureStar Tire Carepurchased.
Oh...no.A cream that looks like a human gray hair concealer.This wax can be applied to the sides of the tire to help preventOne that can restore the original natural shine of the tire.and they are able to handle almost all types of automotive tires in general and all types of tires in particular.
The content is 200 ml, but this is just one of them.Can be used to paint approximately 80 tiresI asked my husband why he chose this one.
Oil-based sprays are harder to get off.Oil-based products are not very good for tires.I hear that. A long time ago, I used to frequently apply a cheap foam spray tire wax, I think it was Pirelli P6000... within two years.Very fine cracks in the sidewalls.I have decided not to use it anymore because of the
I heard that tires were originally coated with a weatherproofing agent, but there are stories that if they are oil-based, that agent will fall off or change.
Also, I like water-based paint because it gives a more natural finish.I like that it's not too glaring.And this cream can be applied to a single tire in the same amount as cosmetic cream.You can use 80 bottles, so it's a great deal!If you are concerned about durability, there are some high durability ones available at a slightly higher price. If durability is a concern, there are also high-durability ones for sale, though they are a bit more expensive.
He said.
I've seen reviews of this tire wax, and the ratings are pretty high.It lasts longer than similar products from other manufacturers and can remain black and black for up to two weeks if it doesn't rain.It said. It also said, "Even though it will fall off in a couple of weeks, this is about the best we can do considering the pain in the tires.
Tire wax, when you apply it?
In fact, when I applied this wax to a tire, it immediately turned black.The suspension is now tighter and cooler looking.My husband was pleased with the results. The application process is simple: remove dirt from the tire, take a small amount of liquid on a sponge, apply it evenly to the tire a little at a time, and let it dry for 20 minutes.
By the way, the point is.Wash the sides of the tire well before application.He said.
And here is a picture of the actual tires after waxing.
Compared to the photo before painting, the wheels are now black, but it is a little difficult to see the difference because the wheels are large and the tires are thin.
On the other hand, my husband also painted an air-cooled Porsche (964), but it looks quite black because of the small wheels and large tire area.("It's freshly painted and unevenly applied, but...")
By the way, here is a picture before painting.
By the way, there are so many car-related goods out there. These days, I would like to visit a mass retailer and take a closer look at what kind of car-related goods they have.
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It's a problem that bothers me. In particular, the rear tires on the GT3 turn brown (especially in the summer) from the heat from the muffler.
Then there is the question of the choice of WAX or polish to consider.
I wash the sesse and sidewalls with a fine nylon brush and they turn black.
Washing off too much surface oil and UV inhibitors will shorten the life of the product.
WAX is as per your blog. A thin spray of water-based WAX with a sponge will just barely achieve a natural finish....
But I still think the polished one has a better shine.
In the meantime, we are now applying a light coat of water-based WAX.
Kazukane Hills
>The rear tires, especially on the GT3, will turn brown (especially in the summer) from the heat from the muffler.
I see...!
I see you have a way to polish tires! I've been browsing the internet and there's a lot of information out there.
I sometimes thought it was difficult to determine which method was really better.
I wonder if water-based WAX is still easy to use and not that hard on the tires...
Hello.
I like the black stain on my new car when it is delivered, so I like the oily bee.
I'm not going to worry about durability or cracks.
I'll probably have to replace the tires before the durability of that one, lol!
kurumani arabis (ryokanai)
>I'll probably have to replace the tires before the durability of that one, lol!
It's true (laughs). When you drive a lot, especially on a race track, it's very easy to change tires (laughs).
So each of us maintains our tires differently, according to our car life and preferences!