2015 Tyre Black Wax, 170 g

I had a small business as a teenager, waxing cars (now called detailing) and used Dupont "Tire Black" which Earl Shieb used to use to cover the overspray he produced on the $29.95 paint jobs. When that got too expensive, I switched to Turtle Wax "Tire Wax". People always remarked about the tire finish ("My tires look new!"). It was like black shoe polish for the tires. Wipe it on and buff it with a soft brush. They stopped making that shortly afterwards. It didn't shine, it just made the tire look new. After 40 years, it has now reappeared. This is the same stuff, and it looks good, but not shiny. After 3 months my tires are not brown, and still look pretty good. It's not simple to apply like the sprays, but I think it is worth the trouble. It took a month to show up after ordering, but that is what they projected. The product is from the Far East, so there is no english instructions. The only english on the can is the name. Based on use so far it will probably do 5 or 6 sets of tires the first time. You use much less once they have been treated once.

Its amazing, fan since 8 saw it in Japan. the US needs this.

Thanks, I like it very much.