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Drift Marine Co.

TREAD DEFEND

TIRE & PLASTIC UV PROTECTANT AND CONDITIONER

TREAD DEFEND

Regular price $15.99
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Protect What Carries Your Investment

Your boat turns heads, your trailer should too. Tread Defend restores faded tires and trim to a rich, factory-fresh satin finish while creating a durable UV protective barrier that repels water, dirt and road grime. Unlike greasy tire dressing, it dries completely to the touch in minutes, leaving behind long-lasting protection with zero sling onto your water craft or trailer. 

Why your trailer loves it

  • UV Protection that Lasts → Helps prevent fading, cracking, browning, and dry rot from constant sun exposure.
  • Dry-to-the-Touch Finish → No greasy residue or messy sling onto your trailer, boat, or cover.  
  • Factory Fresh Appearance → Restores tires and trim with a deep black satin finish that looks clean and preofssional, not artificially wet or glossy.  
  • Hydrophobic Protection → Repels water, dirt, dust, and road grime to stay cleaner, longer.  
  • Safe on Tires, Trim, & Plastics → Safe for trailer tires, plastic fenders, wheel wells, trim, and other hard plastics.  
  • Easy to Apply Sprayable Formula → Simple spray and wipe application that cures dry to the touch in under 5 minutes
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How to use it

The routine

Tires have to be clean and dry before anything goes on them. Applied over road film, the coating will not hold.

01

Spray 2–3 pumps onto a foam tire applicator.

02

Apply evenly over clean, dry tires or plastic trim.

03

Level the coating with smooth, even strokes.

04

Apply additional coats for a richer finish.

Sizes
8 oz · 16 oz · 1 Gal
Dry time
Under 5 minutes
Finish
Deep black satin
Sling
None
Where it works

Surfaces

Trailer tires Plastic fenders Wheel wells Trim Hard plastics

Not sure about a surface on your boat? Ask us before you spray.

From the shop

Get more out of it

Clean and dry firstWash the tires with Scrub Down and let them dry. Coating over road film is why dressings streak and fail early.
Two thin coatsLevel each one. Two light passes build a deeper satin than one heavy coat, and neither will sling.
Let it flash before you towFive minutes is enough to dry to the touch. Load the boat after that and nothing transfers.

Because the details matter—from your boat to the trailer that gets it there.