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Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 6:47 am
by twoqttsdad
Pretty neat stuff. Put some on and it dried to a shiny and flexible coating. Kind of like a flexible clear coat for tires. Nice to finally see my newly dressed tires not coated in road dust the day after. Will see if it holds up and keeps its appearance. I hope it doesn't end up cracked, brown and crappy looking later.

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Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2014 3:42 am
by twoqttsdad
A month later and still shiny like i just put it on. Much easier to wash too. No scrubbing, just soap and a mitt.

Just waiting to see when it starts peeling and how much of a hassle it is to take off.

Advertised to last through 100 washes.

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2014 6:54 am
by murcod
twoqttsdad wrote:
Advertised to last through 100 washes.
That's a long time in this household!

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2014 8:37 am
by bootymac
Very mixed reviews on this product. Let us know how it goes!

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 3:55 am
by twoqttsdad
Going past two months. Still easy to clean and hasn't come off yet. Just waiting for the days that it does. If it's easy to remove then I'll be happy to put on a new coat.
Still, I don't miss scrubbing the old stuff off and reapplying tire dressing every week.

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:38 pm
by SamirD
Interesting product. How's it holding up now?

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 1:42 am
by twoqttsdad
It has performed well for me, although it no way came close to the claimed 100 washes it was supposed to last through. I was expecting it to start peeling off like dried Elmer's glue as i noticed that the shine was starting to dull, but the coating was still stuck to the tire well. No hazing after three months, just not as shiny. I was lazy so I just reapplied another coat after washing with a mitt. The initial application still seemed well adhered. Putting on a second coat might cause me headaches later on but I'll just wait and see.
I put some on my wife's Highlander about a month ago, but it seemed to have just evaporated away. No residue. Couldn't figure that out.
I used oven cleaner to strip my tires before first applying the stuff and used a soft wash mitt for cleaning them instead of scrubbing with a brush.
It's neat to run my finger against the shiny treated tire expecting to have a black layer of junk stuck to my finger, only it comes back clean!
Still happy with the stuff.

Re: Armour All Outlast Tire Glaze

Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 5:43 am
by SamirD
Pretty interesting stuff. Any other applications for it? I wonder how it would help to keep winter salt off the car?