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Old 05-09-2010, 10:10 AM   #1
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What is a good product to use to clean, and keep clean (shiny) the black ??rubber?? plastic?? trim around the windows, windshield, etc??

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I bought, but have not yet used, some 303 Aerospace protectant that a lot of people recommend. Not for cleaning but to keep the trim and storage bay latches shiny.


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I use 303 on my rubber windshield molding and most rubber/vinyl.
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I use 303 on my rubber windshield molding and most rubber/vinyl.
Ditto the 303 on most of the exterior trim/gaskets.
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Thanks guys, have some, will try once coach is painted AND dry!!
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303 is what you want to use. The other folks know of what they speak.
If you want your black mirrors to look like new use "Back to Black" I think Mother's makes it and it does a great job. Good Luck

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