How To Correctly Dress A Car Tire for the Best Possible Result!
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I just told my wife that Sandro is showing us how to dress a tyre properly, she said what do tyres like to wear!
Bless her. But they (including my wife) won’t understand the satisfaction
Lol … fantastic question!!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Just received "That Look" after showing her your comment. 😂😂😂
I know that look … 🙂
Yep, "that look" - but then we don't leave the tags on a tyre, leave it in the garage, then take it back for a refund when short of dosh / or exchange for a muffler !
Exactly how rubber should look.clean and a nice satin black look..Sandro can’t believe you done a video on tyres-but glad you did
To me, one of the most important things on a car is that the tires are black. Not brown. Not grey. Black.
Thank you for more tips and things to consider during this process.
Your work and vids are just perfect for me.
The thing I love the most about this channel is it makes me feel a lot better about my OCD.
Everyone else is dirty!
😂
Thank you Sandro for such thoughtful work.
Damn str8!
Sandro your videos are relaxing and informational. I appreciate that.
I like how Sandro is talking to us with hand gestures :) :)
Lol I think there’s a few too many hand gesture in that one!
I love a flat, uniform, and clean look. No gloss. Two things I love when they are executed well: glass and tires. Ironic that they're also the two things I hate doing the most 😁
Good morning Sir,
I just never tire (see what I did there) of your videos . Just perfect in my option .
Love from the uk 🇬🇧
Lol thank you Mark!!
Amazing results! Thanks a lot for the instruction Sandro.
I know there are many talented detailers out there but this man is like the messiah of detailing. I wish he could travel state-side and detail my 05 Sti.
I haven't gone to this much detail cleaning a tyre but now I want to!
Some may say this is OTT but some parts in detailing are not really discussed and therefore found hard to complete however this gives the full steps and it’s always better to know there are more steps than you think as you can get insane show-car results
That swing tune at the end...perfect. 👌
I'm glad you gave the disclaimer that you do not do this typically because of time and money constraints!! But clearly, being a knowledgeable bloke about all things detailing especially the products you use, the outcome of that tyre is sensational!! Wouldn't have guessed it would end up looking that good when I saw it at the start. Thanks Sandro!
Yes, if time and money wasn’t a constraint we’d all do things in life very differently!
Hey Sandro. So glad I watched this vid. I have one customer who just switched up his tire/wheel combo. Vossen wheels and expensive ultra low tires on a slammed truck. I thought i was crazy but after 5 different combinations on maintenance washes I could not get tire shine to a) stick really well past a day b) stay high gloss old school style - his preference! I just heard you say about different tire compositions vs different techniques and cleaners. Eureka!! I am not crazy🎉🎉🎉. Hey Thank you for all your hard work in front of the camera. Love your channel and your soothing voice - you should get paid to audio books on the side!!! Wish i could get nova here. Thanks from Texas !!
No you’re certainly no crazy or alone in having different and more trying experiences with certain tyres being others - it’s just the nature of the beast when it comes to detailing! I’m glad the video confirmed your suspicions.
Sandro, im letting my tires get brown on purpose so I can have that super satisfying wheel cleaning lol can't wait to put my favorite chemicals to the test.
Thanks Sandro!! Yet another thorough, effective and instructive video in Liverpool UK.
Keep them coming!!
Vanilla cupcakes , I smell vanilla cupcakes…..
every time I use Onyx, my absolute favorite tire dressing great video Sandro as always
Also small drill brush is also good Item to speed cleaning process. 💪
Hi Sandro! Another SuperB video! This is really helpful! Recently got my wheels detailed and coated and can’t forget to say thanks, again… wish you the best!
My pleasure mate and I’m super glad the video was helpful?
Sandro, Brilliant video! Can you please make a video sometime in the future about different wash media? Like different mf mitts, wool mitts and some of those ‘safe’ sponges? Thanks!
Sandro, thank you for your time and effort for us to learn how to clean our rides so well. I appreciate you.
Again a very easy to follow video. The knowledge you freely share on all your videos is priceless to a newbie like me thanks Sandro
Hi Sandro, could you make a video talking about how to start a detailing business from scratch and get initial customers etc?
I'm looking to target higher end jobs like paint corrects etc and not just cheap bucket washes lol. Thanks!
I’ll add it to this list!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing great thanks 🖤
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing That would be very interesting!
If you're targeting high end stuff you will need a High End premises ie: Not some old dangy industrial shed etc...the premises has to match the cars/clientele...Eg: Go and have a look at a Porsche service centre...painted spotless floors you could eat off, Nice customer lounge with coffe machine etc...image is everything when it comes to high end stuff...you will have to spend decent $$$ getting your premises set up properly....then the marketing starts with treading the pavement to high end car dealers etc....get flyers made up with pics off your work and services offered...even Pay for market research to find the best area/suburb to setup in...no use setting up 5 mins from your house when most of the cars in the area are old beat up VL Commodores and AU Falcons....
@@justaname1862 great thanks!
It's truly amazing how you where able to make that new tire look new again
Outstanding result, I despise the wet glossy look tyre dressings with a passion (especially after someone has sweat blood & tears getting the paintwork spotless) Cant wait much longer before NV open a channel into Blighty.
I'm always very impressed by your product knowledge and the thoroughness of your detailing! BTW, Melbourne is my favourit aussie city...Kind regrards from Belgium, Harald
If you haven’t tried it before ,give nanoskin’s non acid wheel and tire wheel cleaner a go. It’s my go to product.
Never even considered using a brush! , I’m stealing this idea lol. I’ve been using a mini paint spray gun for faster application of tire dressing.
It's 915pm and now I want to go out and scrub my tires
Thank you for the tips, Sandro. I definitely learned some new things to try next time I dress my "shoes."🙂
Nice~! i use a drill with carpet cleaning brush, 2 pass, saves me a lot of time in my environment. soft bristles dont damage the rims with all the suds and lubrification.
Beautiful as ALWAYS!
Gotta love a rich matte black tire.
Detailed a friend’s Jeep they just bought a few weeks back and wanted to get their big off road tires prepped good for future cleanings, took 6 applications of full strength brake buster to stop foaming up dark brown and they didn’t look that bad to begin with. The previous owner must’ve loved aerosol tire shine or something.
Watched this video last night, and it motivated me to clean my wheels and tires this morning. They turned out very well, thanks to your tips. I used Super Clean for the tires. Needed two rounds of scrubbing to bring my brown tires back to factory black. Thanks for all you do!
Great to hear!!
For what it's worth, prepsol works really great to cut through mould-release and tyre grease if you just fitted new tyres.
Frankly I can't see myself spending that much time on tyres, but I do have to be a little careful with what I use due to having white rubber tyre lettering which will discolour if you use the wrong product; found that out the hard way. My cheap, off the shelf solution is Bowdens Own Tyre Sheen, but if I'm in a more satin mode I'll use Swissvax Pneu which does cost considerably more. Neither of these damage whitewall tyres.
Another great video Sandro. My tyres went brown and was told it was blooming and that you can’t clean them. Obviously you can 🤷🏻♂️
The Melbourne Detailing Speakeasy with that soundtrack and thus, one place I'd love to hang out! Do you have an instagram? I sent you my Fiesta polish results about a year ago after using your paint chip tutorial. I've now finished the exterior polished, ceramic coated (Crystal armour, C4 and C5 wheels done too) and spent a week with the wheels off. I used your base methodology of cleaning wheel arches, but also ventured into rust removal and further protection whilst in there too. The final piece of the puzzle (for now!) is getting the tyres to look their best. (relatively new and mostly cleaned thru the other process). Was hoping to share some photos soon and would like to tag you to show how amazingly apprecaited all the effort and time you put into your videos are closely studied for new people to the hobby. This was again perfect in terms of content and timing. Thanks Sandro. I really mean it in ways I can't explain. (edit: typos and grammar improvements)
That’s really fantastic to hear mate, and thank you!!
I’d love to see some photos, and if you go to the about page of my TH-cam channel there’s links to my Instagram and social media pages.
Well done, it sounds like you did an amazing job!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Checked the description etc, didn't think to check tha main page. I will def check it and add you next time on (which isn't very often, same name as on here when it happens :) Only share things when I have something worth sharing!
And here we go again with buying detailing gear on waxit's website, now I got those Kwazar bottles on my screen. Dammit Sandro😂😂😂. Thank you for another bang up video.
Lol … that’s why I try to limit the amount of DIY videos I watch on TH-cam - I always end up “discovering” a new power tool I just can’t live without!!
Don’t search for Twisstar spinning brushes from Germany
great video, thank you
Just a tip: I use a drill brush to save my arms cleaning tires. You can find them very cheap on amazon.
Hi mate, you're a legend. Love these videos 👌😎
i like soft99 tyrewax, hides the brown shit pretty well lol
Maestro: Great video as always.
I'm from the old school and I like my cars tyres super black glossy shine.
And I have observed that some tyres brand are more easy to clean as Michelín and Firestone, difficult to get them clean Yokohama and the tyres that I really hate to clean are Bridgestone, is so difficult to get them black those get brown easyly even when I spend more time cleaning them.
I never took in consideration to clean then with IPA... I will try this technique. Gracias!!!
Greetings from Monterrey México.
Really like this channel and your explanations. What about reapplying? Do you need to go through the whole process every time the tyre/dressing starts to fade?
Thanks but no, I’d just give the tire a quick scrub and replay the dressing, this deep clean and application process is really something I’d do one or twice a year.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing you are awesome. Thanks mate!
Shine supply... Very good product but expensive. Great job. This is just like aero cosmetics rubber care except this is 3 time more expensive. Same application and finish too. The rubber care is awesome!
If you get the 4lt/gallon it’s actually very economical especially since it’s diluted 50% with water. Thanks!
the best way to clean old tires is to buy new ones and replace them
Wow just wow. Super nice!!!
I live up a dirt road and last year I found out that ArmorAll tyre foam doesn't leave oily residue, so I've been using that on tyres and trim and the dirt doesn't stick.
That’s great to hear, and thanks for sharing!
Thanks as always Sandro. IHave you any experience with water based tyre coatings - e.g. Black Pearl, Optimum Tire Coating etc? I've found these really do make the that next level of prep worthwhile (for me this is similar to your process albeit incorporates kerosene). Having used a few they really do last, and while they lose their gloss after a couple of months, they continue to act as a barrier for up to 6 months. Coated tyres become very easy to clean (no scrubbing, just chemicals and soft detailing brushes) then periodically topped with a water based dressing like Perl to retain the freshly dressed look. Tyre cleaning is up there with my least favourite detailing job, so doing a deep clean just twice a year is worth the time and money in my case. Worth checking them out if you haven't.
No I have specifically used them, but it would be interesting to see first hand how they do perform over such a long period!
This channel is quality!
I. Recently found Malco fastshot....... that’s what I use for the tires and amorall extreme tire cleaner. If the solution turns brown after two minutes from application then I continue the process of agitation and rinsing
just watching sandro good afternoon
Arizona desert makes my nice Pirellis that tired after a few months with no proper cleaning lol
stiff brush + high quality alkaline cleaner + CarPro PERL1:1 😎
Hey mate, just wanna say that I love the channel and your skill. you've actually inspired me to want to start my own detailing business. I've been a panelbeater for 13 years, but always had an interest in detailing. Looking at investing in some of the products you've recommended.
The cordless Shine Mate polishers look great. How would you rate them over the Rupees Bigfoot?
Cheers from NZ
Thanks that’s really great to hear!
It’s hard to break down and compared two entire machine ranges from two brands because each individual machine is quite unique with all its own pros and cons. But I guess I would say that Rupes in general are still just beautiful machines to use so there’s a user experience with them that’s just hard beat! But in saying that, the MK3’s weren’t all that much of an upgrade over the MK2 ‘s and I feel they really need a significant new release to catch-up to what all the other brands have been doing in the last couple of years. From a value perspective the cordless Shine Mates are near impossible to beat, and once you’re sorted with the batteries and chargers the machines themselves are extremely affordable and extremely capable. I would however say that the mini 3” cordless could have done with a little more torque, but all the test can definitely keep up with the Rupes and in some cases even out perform.
Hope that helps!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks mate. That was extremely helpful. Being in the industry over the years, I too have highly rated Rupees to make quality polishers especially the Bigfoot. I guess it's just a matter of stick to what you know and trust. Unfortunately, I had little luck finding a Shine mate supplier in NZ, well one that offers any of their cordless products. So Rupees it is.
Also thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it.
I usually prefer a shinier tyre, but wow you did a great job on that tyre. 👍👌
Have you tested Carpro blackout? Carpro says it "utilizes polysiloxane technology merged with a solvent-based acrylic resin to create an incredibly durable and stunning satin-like appearance for tyres, rubber, and unpainted resin materials." with a +/- 6 months durability claim. I'm not sure if the 6 months is specifically on tyres or rubber as well, but with it's current cost in my country it can't compete with Carpro's own DLUX which lasts longer and is slightly cheaper on rubber surfaces.
I've been using Carpro perl myself for the past years, but it's always interesting hearing about new products.
No, Blackout hasn’t hit Australian shores yet, but I’m definitely keel to try it!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Ah, it came here earlier this year around the same time as Carpro SiC, which I've seen you've tested! Be interesting to see once they get around to shipping it out australia as well.
Personally don't mind applying perl ever so often, but perhaps the longer lasting Blackout could have a use for the winter when it's cold and snowing here, similiar to how people often do waxes during the summer but go for a sealant over the winter.
Alway enjoy your video.... ❤️🥰😘😍🤗
Nice work 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Best wishes & regards from India.
Out of my curiosity i ask this.
If a regular Clearcoat is spray applied to the tire, will it sustain and its appearance?
As a trial will be doing this using a can clearcoat.
Your comments.
Please.
Thanks, but I don’t think the clear will bond well to the rubber and I’d imagine it would crack and flake off. I’ve never tried that so let me know how you go!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing
Took me about four hours to remove curb rashes, manually.
Fine grinding by #600 grit.
And spray applied clearcoat to the alloyand also on the tire wall.
On tire just a lean single coat is giving a beautiful look, not too glossy.
I did a mistake, that before the coat on tire was fully dry, i stuck masking tape allround the edge. Later when i removed the mask, a small strip, about 10mm wide x 27mm of the coat came off.
On minute observation, the exposed portion was so excellently clean, that it struck me the coat had acted as a clay. So apply clear coat and peel off will render the trye spic n span.
After road trial will see how this behaves.
Four more wheels to be done!
Please.
I always say, clean car with dirty tyres or undressed tyres is dirty car... On other hand dirty car can look pretty clean and good if tyre dressing is still in good shape and not dirty... For me, most important thing on everyday washes of my car is tyre dressing
Great video and results! I saw a TH-cam detailer say that not to scrub off all the brown stuff on tires because it is antiozonant that protects the tires from dry rotting. Any thoughts on that?
There can be circumstances, situations and environments where certain people experience different outcomes. But I’ve personally never experienced dry rotting and I always remove browning from not only my tires but also all automotive rubbers and seals. For me personally the rubber always hold up better when that browning oxidation is removed and the rubber is routinely dressed, nourished and protected.
Now my OCD IS SCREAMING AT ME “denib the tyre “
Hey man! How would you go about blackening or shining motorcycle tires? And some good products to use?
Unfortunately as a rider I can tell you not to use any tyre dressing as it can certainly cause loss of traction. The best thing you can do is use a good alkaline based tyre cleaner like Wise Guy to routinely clean the tyres and help prevent the greying and browning of its finish.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing awesome thank you!
How about the opposite side of the tire? Still exposed to the elements
Nice video. Technique that can be applied to any tyre and dressing. I just applied Carpro BlackOut for the first time, quite impressed. Did you get the chance to try it out yet?
No, we’re still waiting for Blackout to reach Australia!
Hey Sandro where did you get the stand that you put your tires on when cleaning them? Very nice BTW
I got it at a local auto paint supply store, but just search Panel Stand online and you’ll see lots of options to buy.
First ❤️❤️ Keep it up Sandro. Also when's your next round of mentoring? Waxit is all sold out 😭
There will hopefully a new round of classes coming up in the next couple of months.
Are there any "off the shelf" products that work as well as the dressing you used? if so, what do you recommend?
Almost all retail based tyre dressings are petroleum based while almost all professional used dressings tend to be water based, so I really wouldn’t recommend those off the self dressings based on my own experience with them.
Only water based tire dressing I can think of right now that is sold at bigger stores and auto parts stores is chemical guys VRP not my favorite brand but it works pretty damn well
Did you make the tyre stand or is it a store bought item?
It’s a panel stand - just search online they’re cheap and widely sold.
Damn now that is one sexy tire!
Sandro have you tried the Obsessed Garage tire dressing? I’ve been using that since Matt Moreman came out with it and I am in love with the finish and work-ability. I’m definitely going to take the dive and try out NV this summer though, especially the Nova Evo coating (I would also love to see your opinion on that non-pro version). Thanks, and take care!
No I haven’t, I wasn’t aware that he had a tyre dressing or was making detailing products, but it sounds like it’s working great for you and could be one to try!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing yeah, it is one of the few he has ever made. It is pretty economical as well and you can get any level of tire gloss/matte you want by leaving it to dwell longer before wipe-off. You reminded me of his product because he has always recommended the brush to apply it as well!
Another video with surgical finnese!
Hey where did you buy the rack the wheel is sitting from? Thanks
Just search car panel stand and you should get a few results.
autobarn.com.au/ab/Autobarn-Category/Shop-our-Full-Ranges-by-Brand-%7C-Autobarn/ExtremeGarage/AUTO-PANEL-WORK-STAND/p/TO23021?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhJLEqPeK9QIV64NLBR3bAgjZEAQYASABEgJKPfD_BwE
It was a shock for me, that you didn’t use a car pro Perl 😀
I love Perl and use it all the time!
When a 60 second process takes him 3 hours😳
Will you be doing a video on Carpro's new Blackout?
Perhaps, but it still hasn’t arrived in Australia so I’ll just have to wait and see.
Best tyre cleaner =...Good old "Ajax - Spray and Wipe - Multi Purpose"...it also gets white lettered tyres bleach white....Best Dresser "Meguirs - "Hot Shine Gel" wiped down...if you dont wipe down ANY dressing you will get the dressing spraying up on your panels and inside the tyre wells leaving those horrid greasy spots.
hey Sandro would like to ask you what is the best coating for a beginner if I want real-world 3-year durability and at 2-3 years it would bead nice for about 80 bucks I was looking at underdog pro what do you think as always best content love for Lithuania
I unfortunately don’t have any experience with those two coatings so I can’t say, but I guess I would point you to CQUK- very easy and fail safe to use, and two layers can certainly make it past 2years depending on how well you prep the car and it’s looked after.
Have you had the chance to try Carpro Blackout yet? In that case what is your opinion? I thinking of getting a bottle but haven’t yet found a good review on it 😊
No I haven’t , I’m still waiting for it to make its way to Australia!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing ok I hope you get is soon! Thank you for yet a mother awesome video 👍😊
I currently have Meguiar's Endurance tire gel.
It is very slimy and does last quite some time.
Is it something you recommend I continue using, or should I get a water based one?
My main concern here is UV protection, as my region's sun is harsh on everything and I have no shade to park my car.
Untreated tires last at most 2 years before I start seeing major dry rot on them.
Thanks!
If you’ve used it for many years, on various sets of tyres and it’s given you great results that you’re happy with, it’s hard for me to tell you to switch as it sounds like it’s meeting your needs, and in the end that’s what matters most.
It would be interesting to see after two years of use if you gave the tyre a really through clean to remove it (which will be a lot of work) what the tyre wall looks like, as a lot of users of Endurance gel or similar petroleum based dressings tend to keep topping it up without ever truly removing it so it’s hard to see how the rubber is really holding up.
Switching to a water based dressing would mean giving the tyres a quick scrub down and reapplying the dressing after each maintenance wash and accepting that it properly won’t last more than a week or two - in your conditions - so that’s also something to consider.
Nice video with great knowledge as always Sandro. Also Sandro have you used the new 21mm polisher from shine mate with the new 5" heavy duty backing plate and if so what did you think is it a good way to buy 1 size pad for my 12mm and 21mm but more cutting power?
Thanks mate, but no I haven’t tried it as yet, but I’d be interested it testing it out!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing if you do please maybe let us know what you think and how it went 😊
Spent $200 in products and applicators to shine a $120 tire.
From which car are thoose wheels
I believe an old Golf
Is 303 a good tire dressing or is it more of a protectant?
I actually don’t mind 303 as a tyre dressing, it is definitely more of a purely matte finish and you will need to accept that it won’t tend to last too long, but if you understand that it can be great.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing cool. That's what I've been using and I've liked it compared to the tire shine I was using before. I wasn't sure if it was a good product though
ı like the video but this is overkill and waste of time on my idea to give an example Shiny Garage or Gyeon tire cleaners works well on browning effect. then ı apply tire dressing thats all good
Proper job - bit time consuming
It doesn’t look like theres anything on that damn tire lol
Exactly! The rubber walls have been rejuvenated rather than just obviously masked with a dressing. It’s a lot more work to achieve that, but as mentioned for sons people’s taste it won’t be what they’re after.
You should've applied more layers to show us the difference between high gloss and matte-satin tires. Highly disappointed 😞
What.
Then go drive in the pouring rain 🤣
I generally like your videos, but you really stepped in some shit with this one. IPA wipedown on tire is useless and as it is alcohol, it will impregnate rubber and cause breakdown of antiozonats in it. Secondly, slabbering that dressing on there with a brush wastes more product per tire than I use on a whole car with foam applicator. It is a useless and lengthy step that achieves nothing.
I understand that you disagree a lot with what’s covered on this video, but it didn’t achieve nothing, it achieved a fantastic result and has done so for years on my own cars with zero harm to the tyres. I base what I do and what I share on personal experience and my experience with this method has been outstanding - I hope you can understand that.
This could have been demonstrated in 5 minutes instead of 17 just sayin
Yes it could have, but I thought the extra information about cleaners and dressing could be useful and the break in talking may be nice as video presentation.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing you’re right it was all good information thanks
Kiwi brush on shoe polish or for a bit more of a shine, kiwi parade gloss