Meguiars Hot Shine High Gloss Tire Coating, Lasting Shine, 15 Fl. oz.

I have been using this product since it first came on the market. There used to be two versions, though with the more expensive being called Meguiar's Insanity Shine, I believe. Anyway, I loved it from the start. This stuff makes the tires extremely shiny if you just spray it on full blast without rubbing it. However, the sling factor is very high if you do it this way. So, if your tires protrude from the fenders, be prepared to wipe the sides of your vehicle off a lot. If you apply it with a sponge applicator, it really cuts down on the amount it slings but it also cuts way down on the shine. This product has a good smell to it too. I can even smell it as I approach my car in a parking lot. I have tried all the different brands of this type of product since they first arrived in the mid 1970s and have not found any which is better than Meguiar's Hot Shine. I do have one complaint about it though. I have noticed the nozzles are inconsistent as far as their spray patterns. The best ones provide a smooth, even, shiny coating but there are some which cause the spray pattern to come out in uneven splotches which then requires using an applicator to smooth it out which cuts down on the shine. All in all, though, you will love this product. If you show your car, you can spray this on directly and have the shiniest tires at the show. I own a 1932 Ford street rod, a 1965 Mustang coupe, a 2004 Corvette convertible and a super low-mileage 1991 Cadillac Allante convertible all of which I show from time to time. And, every single time I do show them, I have someone ask me what tire shine product I use on my tires. And I proudly say Meguiar's Hot Shine Tire Coating!

This product reminds me of undercoating,it's thick & very messy.