Reply to "best rubber protector?"

arajani

@Robert M -- thanks for the shout out.

For oxidized rubber, I haven't seen anything better than Adam's Tire and rubber cleaner. It will take white, old looking rubber and make it a deep, rich black. After that, I like to use Adam's VRT -- this keeps it black, but it is not a glossy black that attracts dust. The rubber just looks new.

Will, let me know if you're ever passing through Fresno. I'd be happy to give you some of both. I have all of this stuff in 1/2 gallon containers.

Regards,

Anand

7/9/1910:33 AM

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