GHOST Tire Sealant | How To Prep and Apply

[@Turbo6Detail]

Informative as always! I’ve applied Ghost a bunch of times without issue and still, there was something new to learn.

[@aldaley3537]

I’ve moved on from foam to brush application of tire dressings/protectant. Ghost is an excellent product.

[@MikeGDetailing]

Thanks Bradley for the thorough video.

[@Bruces-Garage]

GHOST is my favorite tire sealant. Works great.

[@AdamosGarage]

Perfect detailed and precise instructions!! Thanks Bradley!!

[@randycaldararo2291]

Appreciate your detailed video on prep needed for Ghost to work as designed, going to order and try soon. Sorry I missed you and DJ at SEMA, I'm sure you had a lot going on during the week.

[@armourdetailsupply]

Thank you! Hope you had a great time at SEMA

[@jeffc6832]

Thanks for this, very helpful! I need to see how this does out in the elements, but I think Ghost is going to be the ticket for my Nokian snow tires that reject every other dressing I've tried (even when just sitting in the garage).

[@ChiGalKMcAcura]

I agree. Can’t wait to get this on my tires before winter sets in.

[@Clean_Cut_Detail]

Same with my vredesteins!

[@ethanblan435]

Applied to my car for the first time yesterday. Was a bit worried the application would be hard, but it was surprisingly really easy. Looks great so far, awesome product. Kinda mad I waited so long to apply it after buying on launch day 😂

[@DBMgamer]

Great tips, The only Question I have is where does the name come from?

[@armourdetailsupply]

@@DBMgamer just something fun and unique.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Looking good Bradley! Thanks for the detailed instructions.

[@Ecdetails]

Dope video brad

[@armourdetailsupply]

@@Ecdetails thanks 🐐

[@nachomandetailingservices1057]

❤❤❤ great job

[@jfarm_1311]

Thanks for clearing this up. I too www curious about re application. 5 weeks in on my daily in the elements and still holding. About time to freshen it up. Great product guys!

[@goindetailing]

Thanks for the thorough demo Bradley! I didn't know solvent based dressings affect the foaming of the cleaner. I wondered why I'd get less foaming at times. I used this process on my tires a few weeks ago and applied two layers of Ghost and I'm very impressed. Prep is key but application couldn't be easier. I tend to do more rinseless washes and maintenance has been a breeze by simply dunking a tire brush in my bucket of rinseless wash when I'm done and do a quick pass over the tire and they look pretty much like the day I applied Ghost. Also applied three layers to a friend's car who likes the glossy tire look about two months ago and they are still looking good. Another great product from DJ and Bradley. Appreciate how you can grab any ADS product and get fantastic results and have a great user experience. For knobby off-road tires, would it work to use a brush to apply Ghost to get into all of the ridges? Or will do you think you'll end up with brush marks?

[@armourdetailsupply]

You can you a brush, then use an applicator, or compressed air to flatten it out on the main areas!

[@goindetailing]

@@armourdetailsupply Great tip! Thank you.

[@EvilCodeMunkee]

Absolutely fantastic video! I'm having one tire that is rejecting pretty much every tire dressing I throw at it in a uniform ring closest to the tread. The rest of the tire is fine, except for this outer ring that fails after a couple of days. I've never seen anything like it, lol. I suspect that outer ring is not totally clean, but I can't imagine what would have caused it. It's a brand new car I purchased that literally came off the truck with about 5 miles. It's only one tire that does this, and the rest are absolutely fine. I used multiple rounds of Tire Cleaner, but I'll have to try Stoner's as well. Thanks for the video!

[@armourdetailsupply]

It's important to understand some Tire's are just like this! Also, if a tire gets scuffed against a curb, it will usually never accept a dressing the same in this area again. The sheen and longevity is highly dependent on the Rubber Compound. For example these Michelin's come out much more matte with 2 layers and are harder to get an even application in comparison to something like a Bridgestone etc.. Lot's of variables to tires that need to be accounted for!

[@kevinclancy77]

Instead of the Stoner Tar and Sap, I highly recommend Griots Garage Rubber Prep. Brilliant product.

[@armourdetailsupply]

@@kevinclancy77 I’ll have to give it a try!

[@zdub303]

I prob missed it in the video but what dilution did you have the tire cleaner at? If it was the regular 4:1 would it make sense to hit it 2:1 that first time to give it a little extra juice to break down the old dressing?

[@armourdetailsupply]

This was the RTU dilution of 2:1.

[@TheHouseofRags]

OMERGAWD its Bradley!