Hot Shine Which ?

[EdT]

Anyone try the aerosol or the spray bottle ? any difference in performance or durability ? I usually find the spray bottle performs less with most other brands, anyone differ ?

Also has anyone tried the new NXT Insane Shine ? seems theres a shake ball inside the can also, is it more like a paint coating when compared to Hot Shine ?

[Tim Lingor]

Hey,

It comes down to more of a personal choice rather than performance. The aerosol is a little more convenient as you can use it for the wheel wells etc. As well, the aerosol may work a little better on tires that have large outside lugs or a lot of ribbing on the sidewalls.

But the liquid spray works very well also. You can be more precise with the application etc...

Like I said, more of a personal choice!

Tim

[EdT]

I got a can of Hot Shine today and its an amazing product, no foam to settle, just spray on with the width adjustable nozzle and your ready to go. True nice glossy wet look without any wiping.

[RamAirV1]

I like both products. I prefer the trigger spray version of Hot Shine. The droplets are bigger and there is less overspray. Aerosols do tend to overspray, especially on windy days. The spray head on the Hot Shine aerosol is very good, but IMHO it is virtually impossible to eliminate overspray with any aerosol. The results are the same with either version, a nice high gloss finish on the tires.

Hot Shine is my second favorite tire shine. Insane Shine is the best IMHO. I prefer the high gloss look on tires, especially so on sports and muscle cars.



Insane Shine is a little more like a coating than Hot Shine. Durability is outstanding and the looks can't be beat! The newer cans of Insane Shine do not have the shaker ball inside, or at least I can't hear it. I wonder why they left it out of the newer cans?

RamAirV1

[JG_Detailing]

The Insane Shine was used on this tire.