Detailing rubber moldings?

**finchy18** · January 1st, 2006 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by corbon44

oo nga sir e, ang contemporary term yata na tawag sa atin e "oc-oc," hehehe...pero i consider it a compliment!

yung sa painted side moldings, ang napansin ko lang e pag higher-end ng product line mas maraming "color-matched" na trimmings, parang sa case ng lumang civic, yung LXi is black lang yung side moldings tsaka pati yata yung side mirrors and pagdating sa VTi color-matched na sila.

painted ito AFAIK, and maraming nagpapa-color-match ng trimmings just to be closer to the higher-end model.

got it.. hehehe

**number001** · January 1st, 2006 09:25 PM

You can use armor-all, but it is a bit pricey. As an alternative, "Tire-Black" can be used also if its much more affordable than Armor-all.

**OTEP** · January 1st, 2006 11:11 PM

Hindi ba Peanut Butter ang DIY recommendation ni theveed diyan sa mga black mouldings.

**chain** · January 2nd, 2006 11:58 AM

hmm.. I used to use peanut butter to remove left-on wax / stains sa trim. pero as a trim detailer? hehehe baka langgamin..

**chain** · January 2nd, 2006 12:01 PM

OT: nga pala, if I do remember correctly, there was a discussion before regarding these trim detailers affecting the power windows...

**Satio** · January 2nd, 2006 12:22 PM

Peanut Butter + Pandesal

D ba sa wax lang yun??

**finchy18** · January 2nd, 2006 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by Pu**y

Peanut Butter + Pandesal

D ba sa wax lang yun??

pa enge nman ng snacks.. hehe

**theveed** · January 2nd, 2006 01:00 PM

The original poster said "para lumambot" then I'd be assuming you're referring to weatherstrips and seals. In that case, you can use Wurth Rubber Care Gel W-8930128 but mostly its for preserving. If the rubber is already hard and cracked, not sure how effective that will be.

Constant use of white lithium grease will be a cheaper option.

**Boy Torotot** · January 4th, 2006 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by theveed

In that case, you can use Wurth Rubber Care Gel W-8930128 but mostly its for preserving.

san po available yong Wurth?

**wildthing** · January 4th, 2006 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by theveed

The original poster said "para lumambot" then I'd be assuming you're referring to weatherstrips and seals. In that case, you can use Wurth Rubber Care Gel W-8930128 but mostly its for preserving. If the rubber is already hard and cracked, not sure how effective that will be.

Constant use of white lithium grease will be a cheaper option.

Thanks sir David!

saan nakakabili ng white lithium grease?