| Manufacturer | Lucas Oil |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lucas Oil |
| Model | 10513 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10.83 x 1.96 x 1.52 inches |
| Item model number | LUC10513 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LUCA10513 |
| OEM Part Number | 10513 |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
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This Item  Lucas Oil 10513 Slick Mist Tire and Trim Shine - 24 Ounce |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $13.38 | -26% $13.97 Typical: $18.82 | $51.98 | $11.97 | -15% $10.99 Typical: $12.99 | $10.47 |
| Delivery | Get it May 17 - 20 | — | Get it May 16 - 21 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 |
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| Sold By | C8 Performance | Amazon.com | D-C-O | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| form | Aerosol | Gel | Fl | Cream | Gel | Wax |
| size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) | 24 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) | 24 Fl Oz (Pack of 6) | 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) | 1 Count (Pack of 1) | 24 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| specific uses | — | — | Gloss | Car Detailing | — | Gloss,Shine |
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- was Pleasantly surprised. Now- AMAZED. Great care/cosmetic product from a functional company
I took a shot on the Slick Mist Tire and Trim Shine by Lucas Oil. Over the years, I converted from Armour All to Meguiar's then back to Armour All including some dabbling with Eagle One and a few other manufacturer's of "tire shines." I use Lucas lubricants, and oil and fuel treatment products religiously and have never had anything but glowing success so why not try their care car stuff?During summer months, I am accustomed to getting about 3-4 days of decent performance out of tire treatments due to hot, humid climate, lots of evening and overnight rain and 85-100 miles of daily driving. I have now used Slick Mist on four different cars. It is a good consistency- thick enough to hang on to the applicator and "build" on the tires, but not goopy and gummy. It seems to absorb just enough- not laying on the surface and not disappearing into the land o'molecular structure- even in hot, direct sun. It looks great, in my opinion. On tires, it is not overly shiny, so if you like the glossy, wet look, choose another product. The Slick Mist (applied per directions), leaves a smooth, satiny look. On even really chalky, faded, oxidized plastic, the black comes back and stays back. The Slick Mist does not streak and splotch like other products I have used on the same surfaces. And, most importantly- I get 8-10 days of great looking rubber (a little less on hard plastics).As an informal, unintentional, and very unscientific test, the first time I used it (about a month ago) I got overspray on my asphalt driveway. Those spots have been in the beating sun, driving rain... have had some heated basketball played on them, tons of tires rolled over them and they persist- two big overspray spots, clear as day. Tempting to do the whole driveway to see if it holds up better than traditional seal coating!A month of use and wear on all four vehicles and I am amazed at how well blacks stayed black. Unless Lucas reformulates for the worse or my tires suddenly disintegrate (for which I would update my post!), I will never use anything else on my tires or exterior plastic/rubber. I was surprised and remain 100% pleased.****UPDATE (August 2015)--- I have attached photos of one of my vehicles (a 15 year-old truck) after THREE weeks of rain and shine with absolutely no re-touching on rubber/plastic. You can hopefully see that the tires look great and most of the plastic does as well. There are the typical, white'ish "silicone" streaks on the front bumper cover and the rear mud guards are a bit streaky, but I am absolutely AMAZED at how well this stuff is holding up.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015
During summer months, I am accustomed to getting about 3-4 days of decent performance out of tire treatments due to hot, humid climate, lots of evening and overnight rain and 85-100 miles of daily driving. I have now used Slick Mist on four different cars. It is a good consistency- thick enough to hang on to the applicator and "build" on the tires, but not goopy and gummy. It seems to absorb just enough- not laying on the surface and not disappearing into the land o'molecular structure- even in hot, direct sun. It looks great, in my opinion. On tires, it is not overly shiny, so if you like the glossy, wet look, choose another product. The Slick Mist (applied per directions), leaves a smooth, satiny look. On even really chalky, faded, oxidized plastic, the black comes back and stays back. The Slick Mist does not streak and splotch like other products I have used on the same surfaces. And, most importantly- I get 8-10 days of great looking rubber (a little less on hard plastics).
As an informal, unintentional, and very unscientific test, the first time I used it (about a month ago) I got overspray on my asphalt driveway. Those spots have been in the beating sun, driving rain... have had some heated basketball played on them, tons of tires rolled over them and they persist- two big overspray spots, clear as day. Tempting to do the whole driveway to see if it holds up better than traditional seal coating!
A month of use and wear on all four vehicles and I am amazed at how well blacks stayed black. Unless Lucas reformulates for the worse or my tires suddenly disintegrate (for which I would update my post!), I will never use anything else on my tires or exterior plastic/rubber. I was surprised and remain 100% pleased.
****UPDATE (August 2015)--- I have attached photos of one of my vehicles (a 15 year-old truck) after THREE weeks of rain and shine with absolutely no re-touching on rubber/plastic. You can hopefully see that the tires look great and most of the plastic does as well. There are the typical, white'ish "silicone" streaks on the front bumper cover and the rear mud guards are a bit streaky, but I am absolutely AMAZED at how well this stuff is holding up.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
- was Pleasantly surprised. Now- AMAZED. Great care/cosmetic product from a functional company
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015
I took a shot on the Slick Mist Tire and Trim Shine by Lucas Oil. Over the years, I converted from Armour All to Meguiar's then back to Armour All including some dabbling with Eagle One and a few other manufacturer's of "tire shines." I use Lucas lubricants, and oil and fuel treatment products religiously and have never had anything but glowing success so why not try their care car stuff?Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015
During summer months, I am accustomed to getting about 3-4 days of decent performance out of tire treatments due to hot, humid climate, lots of evening and overnight rain and 85-100 miles of daily driving. I have now used Slick Mist on four different cars. It is a good consistency- thick enough to hang on to the applicator and "build" on the tires, but not goopy and gummy. It seems to absorb just enough- not laying on the surface and not disappearing into the land o'molecular structure- even in hot, direct sun. It looks great, in my opinion. On tires, it is not overly shiny, so if you like the glossy, wet look, choose another product. The Slick Mist (applied per directions), leaves a smooth, satiny look. On even really chalky, faded, oxidized plastic, the black comes back and stays back. The Slick Mist does not streak and splotch like other products I have used on the same surfaces. And, most importantly- I get 8-10 days of great looking rubber (a little less on hard plastics).
As an informal, unintentional, and very unscientific test, the first time I used it (about a month ago) I got overspray on my asphalt driveway. Those spots have been in the beating sun, driving rain... have had some heated basketball played on them, tons of tires rolled over them and they persist- two big overspray spots, clear as day. Tempting to do the whole driveway to see if it holds up better than traditional seal coating!
A month of use and wear on all four vehicles and I am amazed at how well blacks stayed black. Unless Lucas reformulates for the worse or my tires suddenly disintegrate (for which I would update my post!), I will never use anything else on my tires or exterior plastic/rubber. I was surprised and remain 100% pleased.
****UPDATE (August 2015)--- I have attached photos of one of my vehicles (a 15 year-old truck) after THREE weeks of rain and shine with absolutely no re-touching on rubber/plastic. You can hopefully see that the tires look great and most of the plastic does as well. There are the typical, white'ish "silicone" streaks on the front bumper cover and the rear mud guards are a bit streaky, but I am absolutely AMAZED at how well this stuff is holding up.
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Stéphane Milot
Best tire shine ever!
Reviewed in Canada on July 5, 2015Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Ian Cannon
Worth every penny, top class product.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 12, 2015Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
dodgefever
Works great on Tires
Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2024Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
graham cargill
Perfect
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2022Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
