What rubber rejuvinator?

ChrisG · 07-11-15, 08:08 PM

OK some years ago I used a product from Armor All. It's now all gone.
Not seen any for some years so what's everybody using these days?
I want to use it on things like window rubbers, door seals and such like.
I don't mind a bit of a sheen ( prefer not too much ).
Prefer something that I could get easily ( from Halfords if possible ! ) but.....
Thanks.

read1984 · 02-03-16, 03:50 PM

No response to your original question here, but did you figure out something yourself?

My rubber needs some rejuvenation! Hmm that sounds a bit dodgy!

Cheers

Emjay · 02-03-16, 04:35 PM

I use this stuff on all my black plastic trim. A small amount on a sponge goes a very long way.

Smells nice too and yes Halfords sell it

http://www.meguiars.co.uk/shop/endur...gloss-tyre-gel

geneandbolly · 02-03-16, 06:33 PM

"Come here and you'll find out!!"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-29203663

sinbin5t · 02-03-16, 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by read1984

No response to your original question here, but did you figure out something yourself?

My rubber needs some rejuvenation! Hmm that sounds a bit dodgy!

Cheers

is it well used then ?

ChrisG · 02-03-16, 07:54 PM

I remembered, from a number of years back, that Wurth did something.
I found it on e bay, free delivery, and find that it is excellent.
Used it on door seals window rubbers and anything else rubber. Has given the parts a fresh dark rubber look, without any residual tackiness,and with a bit of a sheen.
As I wanted to do three cars thoroughly I bought three cans - waaay over purchased! I reckon one would have been more than enough - ah well! Will not need more in my lifetime !!

shaun5 · 02-03-16, 08:06 PM

leggy · 02-03-16, 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisG

I remembered, from a number of years back, that Wurth did something.
I found it on e bay, free delivery, and find that it is excellent.
Used it on door seals window rubbers and anything else rubber. Has given the parts a fresh dark rubber look, without any residual tackiness,and with a bit of a sheen.
As I wanted to do three cars thoroughly I bought three cans - waaay over purchased! I reckon one would have been more than enough - ah well! Will not need more in my lifetime !!

Does it get rid of and/or prevent green algae?
If yes, I'll happily take a can of it off ya hands.

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02-03-16, 03:50 PM	#2
read1984 Grown up member Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 22	No response to your original question here, but did you figure out something yourself? My rubber needs some rejuvenation! Hmm that sounds a bit dodgy! Cheers

02-03-16, 04:35 PM	#3
Emjay Man Fettler Extraodinaire Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Up my own arse blowing smoke Posts: 7,417	I use this stuff on all my black plastic trim. A small amount on a sponge goes a very long way. Smells nice too and yes Halfords sell it http://www.meguiars.co.uk/shop/endur...gloss-tyre-gel

02-03-16, 07:54 PM	#6
ChrisG Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bracknell, Berks. Posts: 1,465	I remembered, from a number of years back, that Wurth did something. I found it on e bay, free delivery, and find that it is excellent. Used it on door seals window rubbers and anything else rubber. Has given the parts a fresh dark rubber look, without any residual tackiness,and with a bit of a sheen. As I wanted to do three cars thoroughly I bought three cans - waaay over purchased! I reckon one would have been more than enough - ah well! Will not need more in my lifetime !!