Dressing for rubber mats?

[AZpolisher15]

Dressing mats is usually not recommened. Safety issue. But i would use....

Duragloss Tire & Rubber Mat Dressing (TMD) #253

Or...

Chemical Guys Mat Renew Floor Mat Cleaner and Protectant

The above I have used on my weathertech floor liners. Great product. But I see AG dropped it.

I use 253 on my mats. Weathertechs and others. It does make weathertechs slicker than mats that are more "rubbery" in nature. But I personally really like the finish. And it's so easy to use. Great product.

[FUNX650]

Bob, what is a good substitute for
their FloorMat Protector?

I don't know of any.
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Bob

[HateSwirls]

Just stumbled on using Stone Trim Shine on rubber mats.

I spray it on the mats, using a MF towel and wipe it well.
Come back with another MF towel and they look new and completely dry, not slippery
Love it


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[pickles]

Watered down CG Silk shine works well. I have also used CG air fresheners undiluted to clean the rubber mats and it leaves behind a very subtle matte sheen along with a nice smell.

[DogRescuer]

I would have bet money that 303 WOULD make mats slick.

I use 303 aerospace

[Just02896]

I would have bet money that 303 WOULD make mats slick.

Only if you don't wipe off the excess product. I've been using it for over 2 years now. Spray it on, spread it out, let it dwell for a few minutes, and then buff off the excess. Once dry the mats aren't slippery at all.

[DogRescuer]

Ok but is it a cleaner and protector in 1 or 2 items?
QUOTE=pdqgp;1452910]^^ this. I use it on my weathertech matts and it's fantastic. Solid matt brand new look with zero slip even with my dress shoes.[/QUOTE]

[gspam1]

Just stumbled on using Stone Trim Shine on rubber mats.

I spray it on the mats, using a MF towel and wipe it well.
Come back with another MF towel and they look new and completely dry, not slippery
Love it


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Thanks, just tried this. Makes my graying rubber mats look great. Definitely have to knock it down after application with a MF as you suggest or very slippery.