Hi Will, nice video. I use carpro re-tyre to clean my rubber mats, rinse thoroughly & let them completely dry & then spray a good coat of gummifix & gently brush in everywhere with a soft paint brush. Allow to dry & then wipe away any excess with a microfibre cloth. My mats are 2 years old, get cleaned every 5 weeks, done 22000 mile & look like new. Gummifix is really good stuff. Well worth the cost if you really care. Take care, Jeff
Thanks Jeff! That's a great idea, I thought about using a soft brush but haven't tried it yet. Thinking about it now, I'm sure it's gonna reach the crevices better than a microfiber applicator. Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Will, nice video. I use carpro re-tyre to clean my rubber mats, rinse thoroughly & let them completely dry & then spray a good coat of gummifix & gently brush in everywhere with a soft paint brush. Allow to dry & then wipe away any excess with a microfibre cloth. My mats are 2 years old, get cleaned every 5 weeks, done 22000 mile & look like new. Gummifix is really good stuff. Well worth the cost if you really care. Take care, Jeff
Thanks Jeff! That's a great idea, I thought about using a soft brush but haven't tried it yet. Thinking about it now, I'm sure it's gonna reach the crevices better than a microfiber applicator. Thanks for sharing!