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Rubber "crud"
I keep my car detailed fairly well. I'm anal about it, but not totally out of my mind like some I've seen around here................. :D I don't use a seven step wax process!!
In any case, my 06 has this kind of cruddy, almost crusty residue on the rubber (synthetic, methinks) where the doors seal to the A pillar. I never remember it when I'm at the dealer, so, does anyone here know the best product to clean and protect that particular detail? |
While I haven't hit 7 steps... yet :D I do like the Meguiars NXT product for all my rubber/ plastic bits.
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Not the Detailer spray but NXT Tech Protect.
That's my 2c worth anyways |
This weekend I am going to be using a clay bar, some color x, then some NXT 2.0. Reading about all this I stumbles upon some great articles regarding cleaning the rubber seals.
Here are the links: http://boxster.wikia.com/wiki/Black_Plastic_and_Rubber_Care http://www.autogeek.net/trim-molding.html |
Right or wrong I used Vinyl-X or the Armor All interior vinyl/plastic protecting stuff on my rubber seals too. They seem to have held up fine to this treatment.
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I use the Griots interior cleaner and the vinyl and rubber dressing for the seals on my car, and they look great, even at 8 years old/105K miles.
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Thanks Rick3000.
I went with the 303 Aerospace protectant and was able to get an 8 oz. bottle to try, from Campmor products. I guess it's used on camping equipment as well. http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___71207?&&CS_003=2477120&CS_010=71207 6.99 for 8 oz bottle :dance: |
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