Sanctiond T40216 Tire Glaze Gel - 16 oz.

After reading so many positive reviews on this tire glaze I finally decided to order it. I must say that I was extremely disappointed because the shine does not last as long as most reviews stated. I am a major car buff and clean rims and super wet look tires are a must for me. This tire glaze goes on very wet and shinny when it is first applied but then loses that shine in about two days and it may be due to the fact that the glaze stays wet and does not fully dry/cure and therefore the wet look shine does not last as long. The tire maintains a deep black look but not the shine. I have tried MANY if not all tire shines on the market and I have found that the best one is Outlast by Armor All. Unlike Sanction'd tire glaze, Armor All Outlast tire glaze goes on wet and within 15 minutes it dries up and cures to a hard shell like finish and keeps a shinny look for about two weeks.

I have used several different types of tire glaze/cleaners. This one seems to last a relatively longer period of time than others that I have used. It gives tires a nice clean shine, but not the shiniest I've seen. Don't get me wrong, the shine is good, just not a high gloss like some. I highly recommend the use of a foam applicator to appy as it makes it easier to put on your tires. Most spray on foam type tire cleaners are easier to put on, but they seem to need to be reapplied sooner than this one. The spray ons also tend to leave spots on your driveway. This goes on the tire and stays on the tire. I would buy this again.

I only write 5 star reviews. I don't have time for writing reviews for someone else. I do really appreciate when someone else points me in the right direction though, and I feel an obligation to pass on a great thing when I see it. If I stumble accross something that actually is legit (seems rare), I am willing to take the time to pay respect.I've been obsessive about having a wet look on my tires for 20 years, ever since owning my first car. I have figured out a lot of tricks to please my obsession, but this one is by far the easiest. And it's cheap. It isn't really a gel, at least not by my specs. It has the consistency of shampoo. Regardless of wether it is a gel or a shampoo, point is that it does exactly what it says it does. It's light on the wallet, looks amazing, and is easy to use. The only downside I have experienced is that the fluid permeates the bottle so it is always slick to the touch. I keep my bottle contained in a jumbo ZipLock bag, along with the foam applicator. It keeps it tidy and ready and so I don't feel like it is a negative thing because I have it contained. Even the fact that it is a little messy isn't enough to fault the product because it REALLY performs better than anything else I've used in 20 yrs. I am willing to adapt. Grab a paper towel to clean your hands, and enjoy watching this product do exactly what you hope it will. Works great on all plastic and rubber, not just tires. Application is easy and foolproof, with no residual aftermath, no spinoff etc.. You will Enjoy the outcome, trust that

I got my "Sanctiond T40216 Tire Glaze Gel-16 oz." delivered to me through my SUPER FAST 2day Amazon Prime yesterday ! I LOVE THIS STUFF !! It took less than 5 min to apply it to all four tires after I washed and dried the entire car. IT LOOKS FANTASTIC !! I just bought my 2012 Hyundai Veloster a few months ago. I've always kept my new cars clean by either washing it at home or going to the local car wash, but I've never given any extra care to my tires. My new car is a pretty sharp looking car with awesome contours, especially because it has the "Vitamin C" body color ! It's basically a shiny orange color. After having it a few months now, whenever I go somewhere it seems like I get a lot of stares from people because it's so unique looking ! So, the other day when I went into town and parked my car, as I walked away from it I stopped and looked back and I thought to myself "that car looks damn good, but there is something missing about it". After thinking about it for a little while, I realized what it was. The tires were dull and detracting from the entire beautiful car !! After shopping around and reading different product reviews on Amazon, I decided to try Sanctiond. So far, so GREAT !! My Veloster looks incredible and it's largely thanks to the Sanctiond Gel. The contrast of the sharp, clean,shiny new car and now with the sharp,shiny black tires looks pretty amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks Sanctiond for selling a product that does what it actually promises to do !!-Deep shine-Blinding brilliance-Ultimate glossI love this stuff and I'll be raving about it to anyone that has ears !!:-)

I couldn't find one thing I like about this tire gel. The shine it produced on tires is only mediocre. It does not last long like some say. I applied a good amount of gel before my 1000 miles trip, and there was no shine left after I returned home. The container leaks if it lays on its side, and the smell is unpleasant.

Sanctiond tire glaze gel works really well on tires. It is a thick gel with a consistency (kind of) like maple syrup. This allows for the gel to be applied to tires and keeps the gel from running off tires onto rims or quarter panels while driving (referred to as slinging). A small amount of product goes a long way; more product = higher shine. You can achieve a subdued, fairly long lasting shine with one coat. For a high gloss tire, run a second coat and your tires will really gleam. I have applied about three times to each of the four tires on both an SUV and a coupe (24 tires total) and still have about 3/4 of the bottle left.HINT: For what it is worth, my method to apply is by pouring a small amount into a bowl (I use the top of an old spray paint can) and then use a paint brush to "paint" the gel onto the tires. This allows me to conserve the product while ensuring that I get even, complete coverage on the tires. I recommend this tire glaze as it is of high quality and the pricing is reasonable. The only product I have ever used that came close was the old formulation of Stoner's MoreShineLessTime, but that product has been reformulated and is no longer as effective. Good luck.