CARPRO BlackOut | Water-based Tyre Shine Coating

CARPRO BlackOut is a tyre shine that behaves like a true coating, not a temporary dressing. It delivers a deep satin finish with long-lasting protection and a dry-to-the-touch feel that wont sling or fade.

CARPRO BlackOut is a rubber tyre dressing formulated with polysiloxane and acrylic resin technology to deliver serious longevity, UV protection and a satin black finish. Unlike traditional dressings, BlackOut cures into a dry-to-the-touch coating that doesnt sling or collect dust, and it lasts far longer.

The coating leaves tyres looking clean and refined, without an overly glossy sheen. It’s perfect for those who prefer a true satin black appearance that preserves the natural look of the rubber while adding protection against fading, cracking and discolouration.

BlackOut is more than just a tyre shine. It resists salt, road grime and harsh chemicals, and its packed with hydrophobic and self-cleaning properties to keep rubber surfaces looking better for longer with minimal upkeep. It’s ideal for daily drivers and weekend builds alike, and pairs especially well with thorough tyre prep using a dedicated tyre cleaner like CARPRO ReTyre.

Features:

• Coating-Level Durability: Lasts significantly longer than traditional tyre dressings
• Preserves Matte/Satin Finish: Rich black look without grease or gloss
• Self-Cleaning & Hydrophobic: Repels water, dirt, salt and grime
• UV & Chemical Resistant: Protects tyres from cracking, fading and weathering
• Dry to the Touch: No sling, no residue, no stickiness

Contents:

• 1x BlackOut (size depending on your cart selection)
• 1x Tyre Applicator
• 1x User Manual

Directions:

1. Thoroughly clean tyres using a degreaser or dedicated tyre cleaner like CARPRO ReTyre
2. Dry the surface completely before application
3. Shake the bottle and pour a line of BlackOut onto the applicator
4. Spread evenly across the tyre wall and reapply product as needed
5. Let dry for at least 30 minutes
6. For added depth or durability, repeat the process for a second coat

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