CARPRO PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant 500mL - [Plastic, Engine, Rubber, Leather] - (16.9oz)

CARPRO PERL is amazing ! I have used it on both of my cars on the dash,trim and especially the tires. It is definitely long lasting as I am now into month 3 with no sign of fading on the tires. Not only does it have a nice matte finish on the dash but I have not noticed any foggy type residue on the windows. Great product !

I'm just getting into detailing my personal vehicles and decided to give Perl a try as my first tire shine based on several reviews I had seen/read. I diluted it 1:1 as I wanted more of a matte finish. Mission accomplished! It's easy to apply, my tires still look great after several weeks, and at the 1:1 dilution ratio it competes price-wise with a lot of other popular products on the market.

This product works great on all of the plastic, vinyl, and rubber parts of my truck. This water-based product is safe and effective for tires and will not destroy the rubber like so many tire-shine products. I especially like that this bottle is concentrated and needs to be diluted. I purchased a cheap spray bottle at the store to mix a water/Pearl coat solution that I then spray on a rag, which I use to apply it to tires and plastic parts. Then I let the stuff dry before wiping/polishing with a clean, dry cloth. For the truck bed cover, I just sprayed it directly onto the cover and used a cloth to spread it around. Great shine, waterproofing, and UV protection. Two coats make the tires shine more. Just let them dry for 20 minutes before adding a second coat.

Amazing stuff there my new favorite tire shine

This stuff works great for tire shine or interior plastic. It isn't solvent-based, so it's much better for tires, though the shine won't last as long. It's quick and easy to apply, but you'll need a foam applicator.

Works well on our cars Hankook tires. Full strength for initial use, dilute for maintenance.

I tried this to keep my tires and tonneau cover looking good and won’t use anything else now. I use a 3 to 1 mix and gives my tires a clean black look without being too shiny and it lasts for a few washes. I spray it on a wet sponge and it lets me control how I apply it so I don’t get it on a non black plastic surface.

Best tire shine I’ve used, lasts for a long time and is the right amount of shiny. I haven’t got any sling from it either.