Gloss Lock is for people who don’t want to dress tires every wash. With proper prep, you’re locking in a finished look that holds for roughly two to three months instead of a few days. 

Gloss Lock is a tire coating. It’s built for longer protection cycles and consistent results, not a quick wipe on shine that fades fast.

One coat gives you a clean satin finish that looks new, not greasy. If you want more gloss, add a second or third coat after the first one sets. You’re not stuck with one look.

Gloss Lock works best in thin, even coats. That keeps the finish uniform and prevents heavy spots. The product levels out as it cures, so the result looks intentional instead of “just dressed.”

Everything you need to apply it cleanly comes with it: applicator pad, gloves, and Gloss Lock. It’s set up so the install feels straightforward, not like a chemistry experiment.

Gloss Lock is designed for long lasting protection, up to 10x longer than a dressing when applied correctly.

It’s buildable. One coat gives a clean satin finish. Add a second coat after the first one absorbs if you want more gloss.

Yes. The tire needs to be clean and fully dry before application. That’s how you get proper bonding and an even finish. 

If you get Gloss Lock on your wheel be sure to wipe it off immediately. Gloss Lock is a coating and will cure to your wheel if not removed.

Gloss Lock typically takes 30 minutes to completely dry. Your environment plays a key factor in this. Colder environments can cause a longer drying time whereas a hot sunny environment can speed up drying. We recommend letting the tires sit in the sun for a few minutes for optimal drying.

Yes. This is a chemical and should always be used with proper safety gear.