Eagle One No-Drip Tire Illumina Gel is a relatively new product for tire wear. It boasts a non-drip, glossy gel formula and lasts longer than others. It is competitively priced, and seems easy to use, I was more curious about this product, especially the claim that it does not emit when flying.
I got a bottle from Auto Zone the other day. This rubber compound is a gel-like solution in a spray bottle. The instructions are very basic: Print directly on the pure graphite or smear (basically a sponge), and then smear evenly around the side of the graphite with a miter, like most other cultured graphite products.
Additionally, it promises a long-lasting, UV-blocking shine and won’t drip or slide when the wheels move. Eagle claims its Tire Shine Gel is the first to come in a spray bottle. Here is what I experienced;
After cleaning the eagle tires with one A2Z Wheel and Tire Cleaner and drying the wheels thoroughly, they looked very dry and gray. . Just spray the gel very liberally on both sides of the valley until it drips. For the most part, the gel stuck very well. The spray pattern can also be adjusted to the sides or smaller.
After wetting the gel for about 15 minutes, I took a sponge and gently worked the gel through the first layer, firming it even to keep it. I also hung it in the middle and sprinkled the wheel chairs, and spread it well through the boards of the rocks. For the result, at first, it is disappointing, like a gray veil of slime around the crowns and rockers. I left it a bit longer anyway, and just cleaned the excess from the paint and wheels, and then the whole car waxed .
About halfway through the journey, the hair is much darker and brighter than when I started! By the time I finished, I saw the crowns were awesome! Patience is the necessity of this work. Unlike other graphite products, the glow is not instant, but developed slowly, over about an hour. And he gave a deep and dark glow to the sums that looked years born. The only dark wheels were black and shiny (with a small spot where I didn’t circle it), and the rocker panels were dark and looked like silk.
Even though the tires were still wet, the product didn’t rock their tires when you were driving. But perhaps the best thing about Eagle One No-Drip Tire Illumina Gel is how long it lasts. It’s been a week since I handled the Eclipse tires, and even after driving them through a couple of rainy days, they still shine like ball 8 ? Despite the inevitable splashes of mud, the wheel soles and slabs of rock still look high, dark, and black. Now use it on all exterior rubber and unfinished black plastic fittings and fixtures with amazing results (just be sure to wipe it off the end of the car immediately!)
So the verdict is in: Eagle One No-Drip Tire Shine Gel is one game in the bargain that pays big! You may have to wait a little while to see the crowns burn, but it will be worth it. Seriously, be lucky to shine a tree or four days from someone wearing a mitre, and this one gave me seven, and you just start to disappear. This retails for between $5-6 dollars, and I will pay for it if I owe anything (you get what you pay for this stuff). Even taking games once in a while can pay off in a big way.
