[Gemini13]

Originally Posted by Cooter

I liked MoreShine but yeah that stuff would coat a car with little specks on a slightly windy day. It seemed to have a nice look to it though.
Congrats Chris

Indeed. I used it several times last year and had to QD the whole car post application.

[RTexasF]

I too learned the hard way to use it on tires & wheelwells first before working on the rest of the car.

[RTexasF]

Originally Posted by Nica

hmmm...I've been looking for something with more a shine..mmm..

You can vary the amount of shine by applying more than one coat. One offers some shine while two offers quite a bit more.

[cheeseenlo]

I've used the aerosol before, it was a bit too matte for me. I'm also a big fan of tire gels. I apply the tire gel to a yellow foam pad. Once the pad gets primed up a little goes a long way. I had this little trick when it came to tire gels. I sprayed a water-based product onto the tire first, very thin. Then apply the gel. I felt that it bonded better and left very very little sling.

[my04lincoln]

Originally Posted by ShinySideUp

I don't understand why sprays are so great. If you spray it, doesn't matter windy or not, it will end up on places you don't want it to be. I use a gel, let it soak for a few minutes, and wipe excess off. Nothing slings, ever, and it lasts a long time.

Thats the same process that I do to!