Detailing The Rubber Trim?

[diablosrt8]

What do I use to clean and condition the rubber trim on the doors and windows?

Thanks..

[DYNAMITE44]

are you talking about the inside or outside of the vehicle?

for the stuff inside the car, i use a plastic cleaner type product from meguiars. its like 5-6$, but worth it. it cleans interior surfaces instead of just covering them with shiny goo.

[diablosrt8]

Originally Posted by DYNAMITE44

are you talking about the inside or outside of the vehicle?

for the stuff inside the car, i use a plastic cleaner type product from meguiars. its like 5-6$, but worth it. it cleans interior surfaces instead of just covering them with shiny goo.

outside, the rubber trim exposed to the sun.

[Youngz1]

I use Lexol Vinylex. It's the best!

[turbomangt]

I used to use Lexol also, before I became a professional detailer, once I got my hands on professional grade, their was no turning back, their is nothing wrong with Lexol don't get me wrong, its a fine over the counter product. The only way I can explain it is imagion a tradesman, and ask him where he buys his toolds, its not K-Mart, Gary

[Youngz1]

Originally Posted by turbomangt

I used to use Lexol also, before I became a professional detailer, once I got my hands on professional grade, their was no turning back, their is nothing wrong with Lexol don't get me wrong, its a fine over the counter product. The only way I can explain it is imagion a tradesman, and ask him where he buys his toolds, its not K-Mart, Gary

Just because a product is "over-the-counter," doesn't make it any less effective than what a "professional" offers. I happen to know that the Lexol products are ph balanced, and that's the MAIN thing to keep in mind when using it on vinyl, leather, and rubber, unlike SOME products which aren't.

[Lik2race]

Originally Posted by turbomangt

I used to use Lexol also, before I became a professional detailer, once I got my hands on professional grade, their was no turning back, their is nothing wrong with Lexol don't get me wrong, its a fine over the counter product. The only way I can explain it is imagion a tradesman, and ask him where he buys his toolds, its not K-Mart, Gary

Where do WE find a Professional Grade ?

[GoofyTimL]

Originally Posted by Lik2race

Where do WE find a Professional Grade ?

Stan... I think you know the answer, so that must have been a retorical question! LOL

It used to be "Gary" himself, but now it's "Kevin" who has the shop and the products without change. His/The "Ultimate Dressing" is what I've been using for more than a year now.

[rtr0id]

Originally Posted by turbomangt

I used to use Lexol also, before I became a professional detailer, once I got my hands on professional grade, their was no turning back, their is nothing wrong with Lexol don't get me wrong, its a fine over the counter product. The only way I can explain it is imagion a tradesman, and ask him where he buys his toolds, its not K-Mart, Gary

Pleantly of tradesmen use Craftman tools. I've even seen them used on professional race teams....lol

[JeDiHemi]

for inside use black magic protectant... leaves it shiny and clean for weeks and weeks with little lint clingage...