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Sam's Detailing

Tyre Shine

500 ml

Tyre shine & dressing

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One known shop price · 500 ml
€13.99€27.98 / L
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at 1 shop · last checked 7 Nov

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View at Carclean.com · €13.99
1 shoplast 7 Nov
EAN 5055553806444
Carclean.com
Item no. 641-123068 · Product ID 641-123068 · incl. VAT
Leaving the range, possibly sold out · seen on 7 Nov
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Product description

An extremely glossy finish to give that ultimate wet look on your sidewalls. ◾ Banana scented For best results, use with Sam's Tyre Dressing Applicator. Instructions 1. Remember to test the product on an inconspicuous area first. Ensure the tyre surface has been thoroughly scrubbed, and all previous tyre dressings have been completely stripped away using Sam's Wheel & Tyre Cleaner. 2. Apply 3 pea-sized drops onto Sam's Tyre Dressing Applicator, and work the product into the sidewalls of the tyre. 3. For a wetter look, apply another coat of Tyre Shine to the tyre.

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Specifications
BrandSam's Detailing
CategoryTyre shine & dressing
Contents500 ml
Article number641-123068
Price history · 500 ml
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€13.99
Highest point
€13.99
Since
11 Oct

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