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What are you guys using for the rubber trim on the doors and windows, etc.
I have Mothers back to black, and Wizards rubber conditioner. I find that it goes on OK but soaks in or rubs off while buffing it. In some cases it looks like its streaked., also looking dull
Anyone?
At a car show I was at the other week, I ended up picking up some 303 protectant. The rep I was talking to was talking abuot Mother`s Back to Black actually drying out the rubber. Since I am almost out of the Mother`s anyway, I figured I would give 303 a try (on the girlfriend`s car, hehe). I put it on about 2 weeks ago. I haven`t had a chance to check on it real good since I just got back from vacation, but it still looked good from a distance. I need to look closer since the 303 is water-based, I heard it will run after a rain (which we have plenty of this year!).
Ive basically given up on rubber trim. No matter what I use, it either streaks, buffs in dull (Vinylex), or runs upon the first drop of water.
i agree, there just isn`t anything that i`ve been really pleased with on rubber. 303 does work pretty well but it still isn`t exactly what i`m looking for. has anyone tried gummy phledge(sp)? i`ve heard some really good things about it.
Has anyone found a good way to get rid of old crud in the trim. I had a customer return a car after they told me the back-to-black they put on the trim started running.
And please, if anyone finds something good for the trim, let me know.
Meguiars #38 -``````N!
Tim,
Gummi is for door seals and works well.
Tassadar,
To clean the trim, try diluted APC or Meg`s #39.
Eric
Is Meg`s 39 on this site to be brought?
I have a product that is called Bumper Coat from P&S Car Care Products, if put on and buffed right away seems to work OK. I wonder about Armoall (sp) I use to use that and of worked into the rubber seemed to be OK
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Originally posted by Beemerboy
Is Meg`s 39 on this site to be brought?
Eric
So did we decide what was good to use on exterior trim, or no?