Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene Acrylic Tire Coating Review

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

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[@holeshot26]

i first applied this last july, using the same wheel/tire cleaner beforehand to remove previous tire shine. its been working better than any other shines I've used before, holds up better & longer to daily driving, weather & maintenance washes & I've only had to reapply 3 times in the last 9 months!

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Thanks for sharing. It’s a great product. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it

[@brokenSnake]

It's got that acrylic which bonds well

[@Super1prettyboy]

I use it every week when I wash my car. The tires just keep building layers of solid protection and the shine becomes amazing. I can see how people say it disappears, because they didn’t spray it on and let it sit for at least 10 minutes. I’ve noticed that this makes all the difference. And instead of drying with a microfiber, use a tire foam applicator and even it out.

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

Get you a can of "No Touch Premium Tire Care" if you can. Apply with a microfiber pad, wipe down with cloth after five min. It's dry to the touch, fades down after weeks, not days. The TW is on the same level, an absolute pleasure to use.

[@conwaysdetailing387]

I came her to say use a foam applicator pad, and even it out and your good.

[@audieconrad8995]

I use this product and find it to be excellent. As with ALL aspects of car care - PREP👈🏼 is the key. As demonstrated here get the rubber completely cleaned then apply the product. It lasts - really lasts. I obsess with my own ride [which is exposed 24-7] and find that an additional coat maybe[?] once a month is plenty. My method for application is spraying onto a closed cell sponge applicator and short haired brush. It is very economical and much more accurate and finite - no over spray. Good video here... Shine on you crazy diamonds!

[@jeffreyrobert9460]

Fantastic product. This is my go to tire dressing. Lasts long looks great

[@uno3863]

I used this last week on my trucks wheels, it made it look like new tires, and it's still shining after a week 👍🏾

[@jayhoughton558]

It’s an excellent product. I’ve been using it for a few months too. Seems to last a little longer than the carpro perl I was using previous to it.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

I agree. Excellent product here for regular consumers and enthusiasts. You can't go wrong for the price, especially given how long it lasts. Thanks for watching Jay!

[@BigBear--]

Yeah, except Carpro PERL never claimed months of durability. Their tire ceramic coating Blackout, and their newer Tire Coating Darkside do provide much longer lasting protection and shine. Darkside is an amazing and easy to apply coating.

[@TheChismFamily]

I went through a bottle of this and then switched to Gyeon and my opinion is this lasted quite a bit longer than the Gyeon which lost all its shine and about half of its blackening level at 1 week. This stuff looked pretty much the same after 2 weeks, although was not as shiny initially.

[@knightwolf200612]

Which Gyeon did you use? "Tyre" (blue bottle) or "Tyre Express" (grey bottle)? It seems a huge difference between these 2 in chemical contents and durability.

[@TheChismFamily]

@@knightwolf200612 Blue bottle.

[@nickydexgg4579]

I love this product! I have been using on tires and also every other black or grey rubber, plastic, vinyl, etc part on the exterior of my cars. It works as an amazing trim restorer on badly faded plastic and rubber. After 24-48 hours, I topped it with a Cerakote Trim Restore wipe and I am hoping that it will last for 6 - 12 months.

[@DizConnected]

I've used it on 2 cars and 2 trucks one being my work truck. It's been a couple of months since I applied it to the work truck and I didn't properly clean the tires first but the tires still look amazing and dark, no browning. The thing is the work truck has a lot of that plastic trim that turns gray, I had to apply multiple coats of this tire coating to bring back the black satin finish but the trim looks brand new and is still going strong just like the tires. I just did the tires and trim on my Brother-in-Laws Chevy Silverado pickup so I can't wait to see how long it last on it, I even did his step boards and they look great, thinking about doing his truck bed that has that rhino liner kind of coating.

[@13pcbs]

Morning, simple answer yes it does last; if prepped. After the tyre scrub to white suds, I tend to do a further step, that of an old cloth rubdown with a tyre buffing solution [as in puncture repair] to draw out any remaining brown. This I find gives a more sterile surface to bond to. All it needs is a thin applicator application and leave dry. IF you’re a fan of the glazed doughnut look, try a thin layer of diluted Pearl or the likes of Tyrekicker over the top.. Durable base plus top coat that will take a re-dress.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Great tip with the tire buffing solution; i will try that next time. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

[@johnbrown3951]

I came across your channel as I have just purchased the 3 tyre products due to arrive today and have been watching reviews of them. I currently detail using predominately Mitchell & King products as their factory is 5 miles from my house on the outskirts of Glasgow, Scotland and they specialise in high quality waxes. I have been looking into wheel and tyre cleaning systems and I nearly purchased the Yum Cars system but thought I would try this first. I have liked and subscribed to your channel. I am a passionate detailer on mainly our own cars but have a few friends and family who use my skills to their advantage. I am looking forward to this coating as I currently use Garage Therapy Serum but after using it for 3 years I want to try a new product.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

I think you'll really like this tire coating. It definitely lasts longer than a regular water based or silicone tire dressing. Let me know how it goes bro. I think it's really cool that my videos reach all the way across the world. Thank you John!

[@johnbrown3951]

@@TheCarDetailingChannel It is a small world really. The products arrived today but as it is to be 23 degrees and no clouds for another week fat chance of detailing for me for a while in this very rare weather phenomena for Scotland. I will try and remember to update you on my experience of them.

[@seancolon9890]

Great review man!!!

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Thanks Shawn!! I appreciate it.

[@paulhughes3961]

It's great stuff and I can tell you I have used it 3 times. I noticed it loses a small amount of sheen over a long time but other than that it just hangs in there.

[@frankyn1350]

I've never used this but I have used Adam's graphene tire shine. Might have to check this out after I run out of the Adam's. Thanks for the review

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

If you like the Adam’s, then you’ll definitely like this product. Thanks for watching

[@dtna]

I've used Adam's Graphene Tire Dressing. And maybe I expected too much, but it lasted 3~4 weeks. These days, I ONR my car every time I go out and only wash my car once a month. I'll give it a try.

[@joevanseeters2873]

Thanks for the video. I have been interested in this product. I have tried a few of the tire "coatings" out there and I wasn't that impressed. I prepped the tires extensively with three washings with heavy degreaser and a fourth using odorless mineral spirits. I applied exactly as stated on the bottle. Looked fantastic for a month or so. Then the problems began. Cracking was the first thing I noticed. Secondly it looked white in spots and blotchy all over the tire. Looked horrible. This car is garage kept all the time too and rarely driven as it is a weekend sports car. I stripped it all off (a nightmare within itself) and went back to a traditional tire dressing and have had solid results. I have wanted to try this coating for a while now because I heard it was a really good tire dressing/coating.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Wow! Cracking after a month eh? That's crazy. Hopefully this product doesn't cause anything like that to happen in the long term on my vehicles. I'll report back if i see anything weird happening. Thank you for the feedback Joe.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

Joe, are those issues with this product or the other 'coatings' you have tried?

[@gearjunkie3402]

Just used this 2 days ago on my 21 Ram 1500. Going on vacation Sat. urday on a long drive to New Hampshire from western New York . I'm sure it'll be dirty when I get back and will wash it then just to see. I only put one coat on. Tires look great.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Sweet. Let me know how it holds up for you

[@SettiCY]

Are you still on holiday? 😅

[@jpan7071]

Fantastic review, as always.

[@conwaysdetailing387]

I use a tire shine apllicator pad, i like it. Probably the only other tire shine I use other than gtechniq.

[@pasqualepisani]

Good video and product. I just bought a bottle and will try it out this weekend

[@SettiCY]

Are they matte or glossy?

[@2ndAmendProtector]

If you spray it on your rims while spraying it on the tire....do you simply just wipe it off? Or can it stain a chrome or painted rim?

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

It won’t stain but definitely wipe it off as soon as possible. Thanks for watching

[@audieconrad8995]

I have found that spraying directly to the applicator eliminates any chance of potential overspray to the tire and wheels... As illustrated here this dressing works really well - providing the tire is properly cleaned.

[@solitaire5142]

Now clean your wheel wells:)

[@Hzq_ali]

The shine lasts like a week or so. But the tyres stayed dark-ish for like a month from my experience. But it rains a lot in my country and puddles of water is not exactly kind to this product. And pretty expensive too in my area.

[@alex42812ify]

can you use this on plastic trim?

[@nyernga]

I've stopped using ceramic coatings in favor of Turtle wax's graphene infused liquid way. Easier to use and I follow up with their graphene detailing mist. This is the most hydrophobic product I have ever used. I'll have to try this tire dressing. TW has really upped their game.

[@troy14roy14]

What did you do on maintenance wash, Wich product, how often? Did you out a y product after each maintenance ? Thanks

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

2 maintenance washes were done since applying the coating using only Adams car shampoo. My wheels were cleaned with onr both times (wipe down of the tire and wheel)

[@stephenlouden480]

when i use it no matter how many layers i put it seems like it evaporates away in a few minutes. u have to use a lot and layer it a few times and then its great but my new go to is AeroCosmetics Ceramic Rubber Care. awesome look. lasts and is cheap . try it

[@bludika]

still looks pretty good

[@patrik9745]

I use a tire shine from MojeAuto, phenomenal stuff, repells water and dirt extremely well and lasts a long time

[@willsrestorations]

If there's anything you could do different in this video is do not use a microfiber towel to apply a wheel treatment, always using microfiber pad and spray it directly on the pad not on the tire as it will get everywhere including the wheel wells in the rims. Use the pad like a professional would

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Using a folded microfibre works just fine for me. I use foam applicators and microfibre pads as well

[@williammaseko992]

I bought the product and i will try it

[@brokenSnake]

Just one thing id recommend is instead of using TW tyre cleaner which requires using a lot of product, especially if you're doing all the wheels, just get a gallon of brake buster and dilute it 1 to 10 in a foam pump. The upfront cost may be higher but you'll be using that 1 gallon for a very very long time as opposed to the TW cleaner which will last maybe 2 sessions of tyre cleanings at most.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

The Turtle Wax cleaner works very well but yeah you’re right, it’s got a high cost per use. For a good tire cleaner, I like to use Spray Nine with a bit of dish soap mixed it for better foam.

[@brokenSnake]

@@TheCarDetailingChannel actually dish soap might be a much cheaper option haha

[@GainingDespair]

I really like the new armor all ceramic tire shine, I do know the brand isn't thought of very well, but several of their newer products are solid. The ceramic windshield cleaner, lasts for months, the tire shine lasts a long time as well. It seems to help keep the actual tire cleaner, or clean for longer, and as someone who isn't a huge tire shine fan I like how it wears down, it keeps the dark satin look for a long time. Biggest con however is tire shine bottles seem to clog, the first bottle I just assumed was kinda a fluke, it clogged at about 75% full, I was disappointed, but I decided to buy another bottle figuring it was just a bad sprayer. Second bottle had a better spray pattern, so I felt pretty sure the first bottle was simply defective, until it clogged too. While I really like the product spending $10 on something, and only getting to use 1/4th - 1/3rd of out each bottle is too much for me to buy it again. Just picked up this stuff, if it at least acts the same, and lasts just as long I will be satisfied with it.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

I agree with you about the Armor All product. The chemical itself is great but the aerosol sprayer is absolute shit and will fail; mine failed with 2/3rds of the product left. What I did was I carefully pried the orange sprayer off with a screw driver and then found a nozzle/sprayer that fit the can.

[@GainingDespair]

@@TheCarDetailingChannel I chucked them out of frustration, I tried to pry it off by hand but I was worried the valve stem would break off. I wish I kept the last one though, was only 2 days ago, but I had been at work cleaning my car for a few hours so I wasn't much up for dealing with it.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Armor All really needs to go with a different design. It’s a shame because the product is pretty good if you actually get a chance to use it all

[@derrickabare9986]

Dump it into a conventional sprayer .

[@hartlanddetailer5670]

I have not used the TW products. I now buy tire shine/protectant by the gallon. I have used PERL, 3D Tire, Currently using Optimum Tire Gel and now have purchased Blue Ice by Pro Wax, but have not used it yet. So far, I have to say PERL was my least favorite and Optimum Tire Gel has been best. Since I live in the States, I now try to buy products made in the USA...

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Buying by the gallon definitely makes more sense if you're a high volume user. I love this product so it will be nice to see it made available in a gallon size. Before this, i used Meguiars Hyper Dressing almost exclusively. Only problem was that a water based dressing doesn't tend to last at all where i live in British Columbia.

[@dsc1423]

Ohh why perl is the least favorite

[@hartlanddetailer5670]

@@dsc1423 shorty longevity

[@dsc1423]

@@hartlanddetailer5670 ohh kk,

[@ddautodetailing]

Looks really nice.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Thank you! What do you normally like to dress tires with?

[@ddautodetailing]

@@TheCarDetailingChannel Right now I've been using Xtreme Solutions Longevity. It's lasted pretty good when the tires are cleaned thoroughly.

[@TT-ih4rt]

This stuff is great. No sling.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

No sling at all, as long as you let it dry for the recommended time

[@aaron30569]

Get the wheel from rag company, such a time saver besides lug nuts no more brush!

[@qkopp279]

Everyone keeps raving about it. Have tried using on 4 customer cars and the product really does disappear for me. Used on any tire from off roading to high performance and can’t get it to work. Used a variety of tire cleaner/tire prep products including turtle waxes own and can’t get it to work. I’ve been sticking to carprop Perl or Adam’s graphene but both are gone after a week of driving

[@obscur156]

I don't like it,the best one on the market was Turtle Wax Jet Black Endura-Shine Tire Coat Kit...They killed it because it was too good !

[@lisaayers1975]

Agree 👍

[@weyoungstrom]

90% of this video was cleaning and not to do with the tire shine.......

[@KiloKaze]

90% of us don’t care

[@lisaayers1975]

Best thing to put on car tires is nothing..A tire dealer and others agree 👍 I don't like shine on my tires.. Just black..I know Armour All will turn your tires brown...Don't use anything with silicone,oils or petroleum.

[@pwrshots]

It will stain your concrete driveway. Be careful to not overspray

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Thanks for sharing. Definitely something they should list as a precaution on the bottle.

[@davidnuxoll7074]

Myself and others apply it way different. You use too much product I only apply 4 sprays and on an applicator per tire. I have offroad tall sidewall tires. I don’t need to knock it back as it self levels.

[@koruki]

Last 3 days for me 😢

[@robertdiehl9003]

Pledge furniture polish. Same results & much cheaper at $6.00

[@jamesritz7254]

Bought it today and I'm here to tell you it sucks

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Why does it suck? I love it so far. Lasts much longer than a traditional water or silicone based dressing

[@beefwithjacob1869]

I Love turtle wax products but this is kinda subpar in my opinion, haveing to spray the tires before hand and let the product soak is time consuming plus you end up with tire shine all over the expensive painted wheels you JUST cleaned NOBODY likes that. they should have spent more time with this product and made it more applicator pad friendly, i find myself having to go around a tire 3 to 4 times just to achieve the same level of gloss i can achieve from one good pass with griots or carpro ext. if you like high gloss tire dressing this product is simply not for you.