Does this NXT tire coating ever dry on the tire or not. I put some on my truck and 3 hrs later it was still sticky to the touch.
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Re: NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating
No it never really dries, I've never tried to wipe the excess though; it just doesn't seem to sling.James - 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais
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Re: NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating
its sticky as all get out.....but def not dry. Id think in any dust/dusty condition itd stick to the tire like gum in the hair!Zach Hall
2001.5 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel - DD/Tow rig
1983 Chevy C10 - Race/Show rig
1939 Dodge D11 Luxury Liner Deluxe - Antique resto. project
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Re: NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating
Originally posted by CumminsCrazed View Postits sticky as all get out.....but def not dry. Id think in any dust/dusty condition itd stick to the tire like gum in the hair!James - 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais
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Re: NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating
Originally posted by roushstage2 View PostThe same tire cleaner that will clean anything off of the tire better than any other cleaner (referring to another thread, well, many), won't actually remove a tire dressing?
IME Westley's is the most user-friendly tire cleaner I have used, I get good results from it and it is inexpensive. Basically, it fits the bill for my personal/business needs; I wish it were a Meguiar's product but it is not. I've said in other threads that if Meguiar's were to take the label off all the Westley's bottles, slap a Meg's label on with something like "Ultimate Tire Cleaner", I would buy it even if it was $1 more.James - 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais
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Re: NXT Insane Shine Tire Coating
Originally posted by Calais View PostIME it cleans everything but a slight bit of the dressing off. The minute amount of dressing left leaves a satin finish. I don't have Super D-greaser (that is the thread you are referring to right?) so I can't test it with Super D-greaser, but Purple Power also leaves a slight bit of the dressing behind and I think we can agree that is a pretty aggressive cleaner (at full strength). I think this is more a commentary on the resilience of the dressing than the quality of the tire cleaner.
IME Westley's is the most user-friendly tire cleaner I have used, I get good results from it and it is inexpensive. Basically, it fits the bill for my personal/business needs; I wish it were a Meguiar's product but it is not. I've said in other threads that if Meguiar's were to take the label off all the Westley's bottles, slap a Meg's label on with something like "Ultimate Tire Cleaner", I would buy it even if it was $1 more.
One fact that is left out almost every time is how strong Westley's actually is compared to other cleaners as well. I wouldn't call it user-friendly in the amount of precautions one must take when using it. It is like Wheel Brightener for tires. I suppose I am just tired of hearing about it in every single tire cleaning thread about how great it is and how awesome it is when it seems it performs the same as an APC. Heck, APC leaves a satin finish like you are describing. Meguiar's Super Degreaser, for example, will exceed the performance based on what you are saying, and it costs much less for gallons of the stuff. Super Degreaser costs less....and has that Meguiar's logo you are looking for.
Nonetheless, NXT Insane Shine aerosol is still one of my favorite dressings for the tires. It is a great dressing indeed.
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