hi all
How do I make my rubbers look good?
Without replacing?
Any tips?
rubbers
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gsmoke
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RUBBERS
There are lots of different products that you can buy in Halfords etc. I scrubbed mine with soapy water and a slightly abrasive sponge (found near sink in kitchen). Lots of cr*p came off, then, after leaving to dry, copious amounts of Mr Sheen. The difference was amazing. Good Luck
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Re: RUBBERS
gsmoke wrote:There are lots of different products that you can buy in Halfords etc. I scrubbed mine with soapy water and a slightly abrasive sponge (found near sink in kitchen). Lots of cr*p came off, then, after leaving to dry, copious amounts of Mr Sheen. The difference was amazing. Good Luck
TOP TIP
- use masking tape on the paintwork next to the rubbers if you don't want to scratch the paint finish!