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motordavid 09-03-2007 03:07 PM

That Inviz Glass wipe sounds terrific; it will find its way here to
hillbillyheaven sometime in the next decade. We have a half dozen+
car parts joints here in our little town, and even the AutoZone rarely
has Stoner prods. in stock; when they do, the cans are "expired",
lol! As for that tire stuff, it won't get to this county before the next
fookin century. I'm gonna try and cop some on line.
BR,
from the edge of the universe

SANguru 09-03-2007 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by motordavid
That Inviz Glass wipe sounds terrific; it will find its way here to
hillbillyheaven sometime in the next decade. We have a half dozen+
car parts joints here in our little town, and even the AutoZone rarely
has Stoner prods. in stock; when they do, the cans are "expired",
lol! As for that tire stuff, it won't get to this county before the next
fookin century. I'm gonna try and cop some on line.
BR,
from the edge of the universe


that's why the internet is an amazing invention thanks to our friend Al Gore.. LOL:rofl: ;)

AzNMpower32 09-03-2007 04:52 PM

I'm not so sure about glossy tire products. I used to like them since it has that "cool" factor when you have wet lookin tires. But then there was that idiot in the Lexus IS that put it on the treads and slipped into a tree. :nanana:. So that got me thinking: if I truly corner that hard, do I want any kind of "slippery substance" anywhere near the tread? I do corner hard enough where I can see wear marks on the outer 1" of the sidewall. Maybe its paranoia, but I swear that shiny stuff leads to less-than-ideal at the limit handling.

SANguru 09-03-2007 05:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNMpower32
I'm not so sure about glossy tire products. I used to like them since it has that "cool" factor when you have wet lookin tires. But then there was that idiot in the Lexus IS that put it on the treads and slipped into a tree. :nanana:. So that got me thinking: if I truly corner that hard, do I want any kind of "slippery substance" anywhere near the tread? I do corner hard enough where I can see wear marks on the outer 1" of the sidewall. Maybe its paranoia, but I swear that shiny stuff leads to less-than-ideal at the limit handling.

outer 1"???? that means your tire pressure is off...

Aimster 09-03-2007 05:52 PM

That idiot on the Lexus forum put it on his treads.
You won't have a problem with the tire shine stuff if you put it on right

asawadude 09-03-2007 06:03 PM

How to get wear marks on the outer 1" of the sidewall...

http://www.driverdynamics.com/news/w...%20and%20L.jpg

Verbalkint 09-03-2007 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wagner
http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~mi167268/...ible_glass.jpg

I've used STONER Invisible Glass for years.

Me, too.

Great stuff. :2thumbs:

Scottie 09-03-2007 07:26 PM

I've just bought some of this stuff.

dkl 09-04-2007 01:38 AM

Is the Invisible Glass safe for aftermarket tint film?

AzNMpower32 09-04-2007 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dkl
Is the Invisible Glass safe for aftermarket tint film?

Yes.


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