Autoglym tyre shine overspray - bad?

[Sae]

See the autoglym usage video:

http://www.autoglym.com/products/products/instant-tyre-dressing

It's not a really messy spray, however, how does this stuff react to wheel or body paintwork? Anyone had bad experiences?

Or is it better to apply to tyre using sponge?

BTW. Halfords doing their 3 for 2 deal on all cleaning products so picked some of this stuff up.

 

[Adamski]

I use it regularly. It's not as good as Meguiars tyre shine but does ok. No issues with over spray. Just don't expect it to last long


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[sk93]

it's not bad for the paint or wheels really - it's just silicon-based anyways. not acidic or anything.

only thing you'll get is more dirt and crap sticking to the paint and an oily feel to it.

 

[flimper]

I used to use it and never had a problem

 

[Sae]

I use it regularly. It's not as good as Meguiars tyre shine but does ok. No issues with over spray. Just don't expect it to last long


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Cheers guys, yep seems that it doesn't last as long as Meg's, but will give it a try, picked it up as part of 3/2 deal

 

[StevenH72]

used before and didn't like it.

I'm using Gtechniq T1 Tyre and Trim gel...the stuff is fantastic. Lasts a good 3-4 weeks aswell

 

[GP06Roadster]

it's not bad for the paint or wheels really - it's just silicon-based anyways. not acidic or anything.

only thing you'll get is more dirt and crap sticking to the paint and an oily feel to it.

+1 disappointing for an AG product, I found this also

 

[Z42b]

I've been using turtle wax extreme nano-tech tyre gel, it lasts a long time but is a bit messy to apply.

I've also used http://www.halfords.com/motoring/cleaning-products/alloy-wheel-cleaner/turtle-wax-wet-n-black-tyre-dressing-500ml in the past and it works just as well, think I'll be going back to that, but rather than spraying it on I'll get an old jar to pour some in and apply with a brush.