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Restoring a sheen to all weather mats without adding slickness???
Would a rinseless wash and wax or duragloss aquawax work?
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Re: Restoring a sheen to all weather mats without adding slickness???
The WeatherTech floor mat protectant does that
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Adam’s advanced Graphene spray coating works well.
Will try Koch chemie guf when the Adam’s GSC I have runs out.
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Re: Restoring a sheen to all weather mats without adding slickness???
Would anyone be surprised if I say that Koch MotorPlast once helped me achieve an excellent result with similar mats ..?!?
Flex 3401 & PE14
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Believe it or not, I use Griot's Black Satin on my WeatherTech mats.
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I’ve been using the Weather Tech twins for 5 years now. You don’t need much and it works great. Even on my 3D Max Spider mats.
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Was curious about the description for Gummifix/Guf. Definitely seems like it fits the bill.
Koch Chemie Gummifix | Silicone Free Interior Plastic Care
Non-greasy, silicone-oil-free rubber and plastic care for rubber foot mats, plastic floor surfaces and other interior areas in cars and commercial vehicles for which slip resistance is necessary. Makes surfaces appear ´as new‘.
Areas of use
Rubber foot mats, plastic floors, etc.
Recommendations for use
Use a sponge or a spray bottle to apply evenly to clean, dry surfaces, leave to dry
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Re: Restoring a sheen to all weather mats without adding slickness???
Originally Posted by
MisterSnoop
Was curious about the description for Gummifix/Guf. Definitely seems like it fits the bill.
Koch Chemie Gummifix | Silicone Free Interior Plastic Care
Non-greasy, silicone-oil-free rubber and plastic care for rubber foot mats, plastic floor surfaces and other interior areas in cars and commercial vehicles for which slip resistance is necessary. Makes surfaces appear ´as new‘.
Areas of use
Rubber foot mats, plastic floors, etc.
Recommendations for use
Use a sponge or a spray bottle to apply evenly to clean, dry surfaces, leave to dry
It's a great product with a few differences to usual rubber dressings.
Firstly, Guf smells and acts like it has a high IPA content. I would assume that is so it flashes away and leaves minimal residue behind, delivering that anti-slip finish. Probably best used in a well-ventilated area too, its pretty heady.
Don't expect a night and day difference when you are done. Yes, it will look enhanced, but not like a traditional rubber dressing would impart. Again, that's the tradeoff for the anti-slip finish.
Guf will be hard on sprayers. I'm running from a Kwazar sprayer, which has turned the soft, pliable rubber pickup tube hard as a carp. It also requires like 20-30 pumps to get the product flowing. Not sure this would apply to a Tolco or KCx's own Canyon type sprayer though.
It works best sprayed on liberally, then wiped/scrubbed with a towel. But you can also use the supplied dispenser cap and apply the product to an applicator or folded towel to work it in.
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