Exterior Rubber & Plastic Trim Dressing Tips #2
OK let’s get to it! In this video I show you how easy and fast it is to keep your exterior plastic and rubber trim looking new AND protect from the harmful effects of the sun and the environment as well. The correct accessories ,correct formula and a few tricks makes it a BREEZE to get the job done fast.
A automotive water based trim dressing is the only safe product that should be used on any synthetic trim on your car.
WARNING: NEVER use a petroleum base product, they can cause damage to synthetic surfaces over time and leave a oily surface that attracts dust and grit.
NOTE: Never use a household cleaning product on any rubber, plastic, vinyl or leather surface. Many have chemicals that can dry out and damage these surfaces. Ammonia based products should NEVER touch anything on your car…and that goes for ammonia based window cleaners, they can damage window film tint.
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Enjoy!
Karl,
great rubber video to day with all the rubber/plastic this really shows how easy and great it is especially when most just use a spray and it ruins the nice car finish or on wheels gets on the calipers and rotors and makes a mess that will haunt you in the future
Thanks for the rubber and vinyl video, I learned something about rubber today. I have used some on my interior and also on my tires today. I used a sponge for the tires. Time will tell.