Soft99 Tire Black Wax

Soft99 Tire Black Wax - Did someone say tire wax?

With Tire Black Wax, Soft99 has managed to create a completely new product that gives your tire sidewalls the original black look that most of us want.

Best of all, it lasts longer than just a week!

If you've ever tried to shine your tires, it's typically been a liquid synthetic white liquid, and while you can certainly do it, there is also an alternative, namely Tire Black Wax.

Why wax?

You've probably already heard of wax to treat your paint. You use it to protect the surface from dirt, grime and UV rays, and when it does, it also makes the paint look better.

But when it comes to tires, they often use a thin synthetic fluid that just makes them look sharp, right now. But what will they look like in a week, or a month? - Probably dull and flat.

Tire Black Wax is a wax that has the sole function of treating and protecting your tire sidewalls, and we're not just talking about a few days, but several weeks! Unlike all other Tire Shine or tire shine, this one is colored, so in addition to protecting the tire, it also gives it a deep and dark color.

Finishing & Application

Like the other products from Soft99, everything has been thought of. In the lid itself, there is a built-in foam applicator that you simply dab in the wax and use to apply. It is designed with so-called ''waffles'', which make it easy to get between the writing and grooves on the tire sidewalls.

As with other waxes, simply leave it on for 5-10 minutes, then wipe off with a microfiber cloth, preferably one with short fibers. When you wipe it off, you will experience a satin matte finish with absolutely no shine or wet look!

Since the wax contains color, this also gives your tires more depth, and although it is a much overlooked detail, these little things make a huge difference to the appearance of your car.

When the plastic inside the fenders, the sidewalls, and the rubber around the glass look clean and nice, it makes the car's paint look even better. Of course, it also makes them look new again!

So if you care a lot about your car and its rims, you should definitely use Tire Black Wax.

Protection

When Tire Black Wax is applied, it forms a hard, resistant barrier where water simply beads off, dirt and grime have difficulty sticking.

It doesn't matter if it's the car's paint, the rims, the glass or even the sidewalls of the tires that the water beads off, it's just super cool and if you know a little about Soft99, it's definitely something they are experts in!

Contents: 170 grams and applicator for application. The holder itself where the applicator is located can be removed and used to open the lid of the wax itself.

Guidance

For best results, I highly recommend cleaning the tires thoroughly before applying it. This is both in the case of previous tire shine and the brown film that typically appears on the surface.

By keeping the tires clean, you get a longer lifespan from the wax and a nicer result.

• Clean the tire with Shiny Garage Pure Black Tire Cleaner or Shiny Garage Wheel & Tire Cleaner . Scrub thoroughly and rinse. - If the tire is bad, repeat the process
• Make sure the tire is completely dry. Wipe it off, let it dry completely before applying
• Dip the applicator into the wax and apply an even layer to the entire tire sidewall.
• Massage it into the tire to get between the writing and grooves.
• Let the product sit for 5-10 minutes, then wipe it off with a microfiber cloth with short fibers (I recommend Edgeless 245 , or Edgeless 300 )

If you hit your rims, it will be very obvious due to the color of the wax. Simply wipe with a microfiber cloth and it will not discolor!

Tip

Once you have gone all the way around the car, it is recommended to apply an extra layer. This gives you extra durability, but also a wear layer until the next treatment.

Then simply apply wax as needed.

It is not always easy to hit the entire surface, especially the one that points down where the car is parked. Therefore, it is a really good idea, once you have treated the area you can, to roll the car back and forth a little, and apply it on the ''holy day''.

Hazard marking

H228- Flammable solid.

H372- Causes damage to organs (central nervous system) through prolonged or repeated exposure.