CQUARTZ BlackOut - Tire & Rubber Coating 50ml

CQUARTZ BlackOut - Tire & Rubber Coating 50ml

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Cquartz BlackOut utilizes polysiloxane technology merged with a water based acrylic resin to create an incredibly durable and stunning natural satin-like appearance for tires, rubber, and unpainted resin materials.

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CQUARTZ BlackOut utilizes polysiloxane technology merged with an acrylic resin to create an incredibly durable protective coating for rubber, and plastic trim. The coating is far more durable than traditional tire dressings, while it's also 100% dry to the touch and with no sticky side effects of silicone based products. This unique formula also inhibits the deterioration of rubber and protects from UV rays.

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