I will not use Armour All again. I used it on my wife's Explorer floor mats (I think they are Weathertec) and, while they looked great, they were so slippery I had to wash them with detergent a couple of times.
My current plan is to wash them with detergent and then try spraying them with the spray I use on my tires.
My current plan is to wash them with detergent and then try spraying them with the spray I use on my tires.
I use my car wash foam sprayer and the power washer with the rinse tip.
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A cleaner and water.........
Lucas Interior Detailer. Can use it on rubber, leather, dash. Better than Armor All IMO.
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Many years ago when white lettering was the norm on tires we used westleys bleche-white which is now black magic bleche-white. Black magic tire cleaner. It was great for getting grime off the rubber and keeping white letters bright. Just a thought
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I just pull them out and blast them with soap and water. Isn’t that the whole point of having rubber mats? lol
my wife made fun of me for vacuuming the rubber mats between washes.
my wife made fun of me for vacuuming the rubber mats between washes.
I wash with soap and rinse with a garden hose. In the Florida sun, they dry in no time at all.
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In my other vehicles with rubber mats I vacuum and occasionally wipe with damp cloth. Some times (once a year or so) I pressure wash off and maybe scrub a little with soft bristle brush. Most of time vacuum and wipe with damp cloth gets them looking good enough for me.
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Simple Green......
I remove them, spray them with a hose, and dry in the sun. For the rear seat protectors that snap in place, I’ll either do the same or I’ll use a damp cloth and clean them while still attached to the seats.
Simple Green and a soft brush in my laundry tub...easy and effective
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