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Was reading about guys using vaseline on the rubber on theirs cars but I can't find where I was reading about it. The tail on the 930 is looking far from black so I was going to try it, anybody have the link or vaseline experience - on your car's rubber.
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Vaseline is used on Fuchs. Put glycerin on your tail. Or Mothers Back to Black.
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Yep, best thing you can do. Its great on all rubber now and then. Its not for every wash.
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I use it on the battery terminals.
All the black molding, etc... I have used a Multi-purpose Silicone Spray. The stuff that provides waterproofing and stops squeaks. It extends the life of non-metal surfaces and once applied and wiped, it really makes the plastic and rubber stuff look rich. |
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Sorry, I don't want anything greasy on my tail.
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I use 303 for the rubber on my cars.
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I only use it in my hair...
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I used a product from BMW called "Gummi Pflege" on the rubber trim parts on my Targa and it kept them from fading and crumbling...
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More info on vaseline from 962PORSCHE.
This man knows his stuff. ![]() http://forums.pelicanparts.com/paint-bodywork-discussion-forum/614454-bring-back-black.html
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The Car Enthusiast's Best Friend This stuff works... It has modified oils and micro carbon that penetrates into the oxidized plastic. Makes it look like new without any residue.
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Is it ok if I get a little vaseline on the metal paint part around the rubber trim? I just put some on my rear window rubber trim and a little got on the metal around it. Should I wash it off or is it ok? It's gonna rain tomorrow so I don't really want to wash my car....
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I did , a little. I didn't want to scratch the paint, so I didn't rub too hard.
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Vaseline melts condoms....or it may have been the heat....
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