Hard Rubber Trim Below the Window
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Hard Rubber Trim Below the Window
I took a pic, but it was really hard to see.
I detailed my car today and that hard rubber trim that's right below the window has a lot of spotting. There are some shiny spots, dark spots, etc... Tried Invisible Glass, Meguiar's spray detailer, Meguiar's interior detailer... I don't know what else to try.
What have you guys done for that area? Thanks
I detailed my car today and that hard rubber trim that's right below the window has a lot of spotting. There are some shiny spots, dark spots, etc... Tried Invisible Glass, Meguiar's spray detailer, Meguiar's interior detailer... I don't know what else to try.
What have you guys done for that area? Thanks
I took a pic, but it was really hard to see.
I detailed my car today and that hard rubber trim that's right below the window has a lot of spotting. There are some shiny spots, dark spots, etc... Tried Invisible Glass, Meguiar's spray detailer, Meguiar's interior detailer... I don't know what else to try.
What have you guys done for that area? Thanks
I detailed my car today and that hard rubber trim that's right below the window has a lot of spotting. There are some shiny spots, dark spots, etc... Tried Invisible Glass, Meguiar's spray detailer, Meguiar's interior detailer... I don't know what else to try.
What have you guys done for that area? Thanks
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i personally use just windex. even on the inside of the car. it's coming 2 1/2 years old and the interior looks like new.
spray a whole bunch on a rag, so that half of it id damp wipe down the survafe fairly vigorously, and then wipe to make sure it's dry. try not to use a glass cleaner with ammonia.
spray a whole bunch on a rag, so that half of it id damp wipe down the survafe fairly vigorously, and then wipe to make sure it's dry. try not to use a glass cleaner with ammonia.
Last edited by ls1fbody; Sep 10, 2008 at 12:53 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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i personally use just windex. even on the inside of the car. it's coming 2 1/2 years old and the interior looks like new.
spray a whole bunch on a rag, so that half of it id damp wipe down the survafe fairly vigorously, and then wipe to make sure it's dry. try not to use a glass cleaner with ammonia.
spray a whole bunch on a rag, so that half of it id damp wipe down the survafe fairly vigorously, and then wipe to make sure it's dry. try not to use a glass cleaner with ammonia.
Might have to.... 
Last edited by kkanowitz; Sep 10, 2008 at 01:45 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
This may sound strange but trust me I have been detailing for 18 years now and have my own business but take whatever you use for CAR WAX rub it on the rubber area, work it in, and then remove it dont let it dry on though.
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pure wax right???? ...not cleaner wax, that'll leave white residue
That should be fine. But like I stated you dont leave in on to dry. Just apply, rub in, and remove it with clean cloth.
DONT do this on the plastic!!!! Just the hard rubber around windows.
Then if you want it nice and smooth and black, alittle armour all on it will do the trick
DONT do this on the plastic!!!! Just the hard rubber around windows.
Then if you want it nice and smooth and black, alittle armour all on it will do the trick
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