Exterior rubber cleaner/preservative. - Page 2

LeRich · 12th January 2021, 21:31

I've also used Gummi Pflege on door rubbers with pleasing results.

Raven Black · 13th January 2021, 20:21

For info, just ordered some for the Raven.

Raven Black · 19th January 2021, 18:54

Received it and used it on Rover and MG, all the rubber on Mg is extremely old and cracked and it does seem to improve the look of it. Not much diffs on Rover.

oh dear, just read earlier post and seems shd have cleaned the rubber with white spirit first. Didnt say that on bottle, so do I need to start again?

AndyN01 · 19th January 2021, 19:11

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Originally Posted by Raven Black

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oh dear, just read earlier post and seems shd have cleaned the rubber with white spirit first. Didnt say that on bottle, so do I need to start again?

The short answer - if you want the best result you can get - is...

Yes.

Happy cleaning

VVC-Geeza · 20th January 2021, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Raven Black

oh dear, just read earlier post and seems shd have cleaned the rubber with white spirit first. Didnt say that on bottle, so do I need to start again?

Hi Jennifer

yes the rubber does need to be cleaned first.However if the rubber on the MG is old and cracked it may work in your favour to have conditioned and softened it first as I would think more dirt will be released when you run over it with some white spirit.Won't take long to clean them off and the results will be worth it.Good luck

VVC-Geeza · 20th January 2021, 13:02

I think you need to bear in mind that we are applying this product to rubber that has had 20 years of British weather to contend with in some cases without any care or treatment and therefore much of the first coat will be absorbed.I gave my 45 (in the pic's) a second coat and it certainly looked better still.As previously mentioned I plan to use it every 6 months now to keep the rubber conditioned,protected and looking good.

12th January 2021, 21:31	#11
LeRich Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Cont SE 1.8T Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Cheshire Posts: 1,032 Thanks: 184 Thanked 221 Times in 168 Posts	I've also used Gummi Pflege on door rubbers with pleasing results. __________________ Rover 75 1.8T Contemporary SE Auto Starlight Silver MBB

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Raven Black Loves to post Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Horley Posts: 383 Thanks: 422 Thanked 147 Times in 109 Posts	Thanks For info, just ordered some for the Raven. __________________ 2002 Connie SE CDTi Raven Black saloon 1978 MGBGT Brooklands Green

19th January 2021, 18:54	#13
Raven Black Loves to post Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Horley Posts: 383 Thanks: 422 Thanked 147 Times in 109 Posts	gummi Received it and used it on Rover and MG, all the rubber on Mg is extremely old and cracked and it does seem to improve the look of it. Not much diffs on Rover. oh dear, just read earlier post and seems shd have cleaned the rubber with white spirit first. Didnt say that on bottle, so do I need to start again? __________________ 2002 Connie SE CDTi Raven Black saloon 1978 MGBGT Brooklands Green Last edited by Raven Black; 19th January 2021 at 18:56.. Reason: add comment

20th January 2021, 13:02	#16
VVC-Geeza Carpe diem 2005 Connoisseur SE 1.8 Turbo,2004 45 1.8 Connoisseur and my beloved 1998 VVC Coupe. Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Derby. Posts: 7,879 Thanks: 1,539 Thanked 828 Times in 603 Posts	I think you need to bear in mind that we are applying this product to rubber that has had 20 years of British weather to contend with in some cases without any care or treatment and therefore much of the first coat will be absorbed.I gave my 45 (in the pic's) a second coat and it certainly looked better still.As previously mentioned I plan to use it every 6 months now to keep the rubber conditioned,protected and looking good. __________________

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