Anything at all on pedals?

[Marcus]

Is there anything you can use on accelerator, brake, clutch pedals to make them look good again? I realize you don't want to use anything that'll make them slick, like Armour All or its clones. Do you just clean them and then leave them be, or is there something that'll work? I vaguely recall someone telling me years ago to use hair spray.

 

[thinksnow]

You can use a plastic/rubber/vinyl *cleaner* but nothing that says "Protectant" or "Conditioner."

 

[scottabir]

Listen to the man from Virginia beach , no dressing but cleaners are good and then I usually buff them with a terry towel after a few minutes to get the excess off.

 

[matc]

I agree, just buff with a damp cloth. You don't want your feet to slip off!

 

[Marcus]

Alright, I guess I'll leave them alone. I guess I could always go out and buy new pads for shows. . . eh, maybe not.

 

[LouisanaJeeper]

"cockpit premium"

 

[2k1sohc]

Yes, definitely nothing slippery. A little soap and water is what I use, the same I used to use on my motorcycle. I only used Armour All on my motorcycle's seat once!

 

[Glossequation]

Is there anything you can use on accelerator, brake, clutch pedals to make them look good again? I realize you don't want to use anything that'll make them slick, like Armour All or its clones. Do you just clean them and then leave them be, or is there something that'll work? I vaguely recall someone telling me years ago to use hair spray.

Replace with aluminum pedals.