Is Tyre Slick in stock for delivery in Australia?

Yes. Tyre Slick is currently in stock. It ships from a Chem Connect site that holds it, chosen for your delivery address at checkout. Estimated dispatch: 4 business days after you order. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout before you pay, with an estimated delivery date where the carrier gives one.

What pack sizes does Tyre Slick come in?

Tyre Slick is available in 20L Drum, 200L Drum. Custom pack sizes can be sourced via the Custom Orders form.

Is Tyre Slick classified as dangerous goods (DG)?

Tyre Slick is classified as Dangerous goods · Class 3 · UN1268 · Packing group II. It ships through approved Australian DG-rated freight carriers compliant with the ADG Code.

Do prices include GST?

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Tyre Slick - Tyre, Glass and Interior - Sierra - Image 1

Description

Tyre Slick is Sierra's budget tyre shine for used car yards and dealerships, giving a satin, new tyre look, sold in 20L and 200L drums.

What it does

Sierra pitches Tyre Slick as its budget tyre shine. It leaves a satin finish that makes a tyre look new rather than wet, and Sierra rates its durability highly, saying a week between coats is normal. Over 90 per cent of the liquid is light aliphatic solvent naphtha, so it is clear, colourless, highly flammable and will not blend with water.

Where to use it

Sierra recommends it for used car yards and dealerships, and it fits any wash or detailing business dressing a lot of tyres each week. The 200L drum suits a yard that goes through product fast. For the rest of the dressings and glass care, see our tyre, glass and interior range.

How to use

Set up outdoors or in a well ventilated bay with no ignition sources nearby, and earth the drum before decanting.
Put on safety goggles and solvent resistant gloves.
Decant into a clean, labelled applicator and dress clean tyre walls as the drum label directs. Sierra publishes no coverage rate.
Close the drum straight away and return it to locked, cool storage.

Safe on / avoid

The safety sheet gives its use as an automotive tyre dressing. Keep it off skin, which it irritates and dries out, and keep runoff out of drains, as it is toxic to aquatic life. If overspray reaches plastic trim, check a small hidden area before dressing the rest. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Property	Value
Appearance	Colourless liquid
Odour	Paraffinic, sweet
Specific gravity	0.67 to 0.755 g/mL at 15°C (density)
Boiling point	50 to 135°C
Flash point	-30°C (Abel)
Solubility in water	Not miscible with water
Dangerous goods	UN 1268, Class 3, PG II
Poisons schedule	Schedule 5

Pack sizes and delivery

20L Drum and 200L Drum. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout. Dangerous goods freight applies.

Questions

▸How long does Tyre Slick last on a tyre?

Around a week is typical, according to Sierra.

▸What finish does Tyre Slick give?

A satin, new tyre look. For a high gloss wet look, Sierra makes All Shine 2.

▸Is there a version for panel shops?

Yes. Tyre Gloss is Sierra's silicone free shine for panel repair work, where silicone products cause problems.

▸How should I store the drums?

Locked up in a cool, well ventilated place out of the sun, away from ignition sources, aerosols, oxidisers and corrosives.

Safety Information

DANGER Highly flammable liquid and vapour (H225). Swallowing it may be fatal if it enters the airways (H304). Causes skin irritation (H315). May cause drowsiness or dizziness (H336). May damage organs through prolonged or repeated exposure (H373). Suspected of damaging the unborn child (H361). Toxic to aquatic life, and the effects are long lasting (H411).

PPE: Safety goggles. Solvent resistant gloves: nitrile for longer contact, PVC or neoprene for splashes. A respirator with an organic vapour filter if airborne levels go above the exposure standard.
Handling and storage: No smoking, and keep heat, sparks, flames and hot surfaces well clear. Use explosion proof equipment and non-sparking tools, and earth containers against static. Work outdoors or with good ventilation, as vapour collects in low spots. Store locked up, cool and well ventilated, out of the sun and apart from aerosols, strong oxidants and corrosives.
First aid: Eyes: hold open and flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Skin: remove contaminated clothing, wash with water, then soap. Inhaled: move to fresh air and rest. Swallowed: call a doctor straight away and do not induce vomiting. Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26.
Spills: Remove ignition sources, hold the spill back from waterways with sand or earth, then transfer it to a labelled, sealable container or soak it up with absorbent. Do not hose residue away.
Dangerous goods: UN 1268, Class 3, Packing Group II, Hazchem 3YE.
Poisons schedule: Schedule 5 (S5).
SDS: Safety Data Sheet dated 6 Sep 2024 attached to this page.