I have used ArmorAll and Black Chrome and found them little different. On a
warm, sunny day I spray the stuff on and spread it all over and allow it to
dry. Then do it again, and again, and again, as many times as you can
stand, *don't* rub it off between each application. Eventually you may find
that it seems the surface will not 'absorb' any more and it will not dry.
Maybe the sun just went down and wouldn't dry it off any more. Finally,
buff it up with a soft cloth. The depth of lustre is really satisfying, and
it lasts much longer than a simple wipe on, polish off. Mind light-coloured
clothes, though.
PaulH.
-----Original Message-----
From: MGALUVR@aol.com <MGALUVR@aol.com>
To: mgs@autox.team.net <mgs@autox.team.net>
Date: 30 October 1999 06:09
Subject: Treating and cleaning rubber bumper on MGB
>I have a 78' MGB with the rubber bumpers. The bumpers are in pretty good
>shape considering their age, but could use a little "cosmetic boost". Does
>anyone have a suggestion as to what to use to treat these rubber bumpers? I
>used some Armor All and it helped some, but I prefer them to be a little
bit
>darker. The Armor All seems to soften and enrich the rubber, but doesn't
make
>it darker. Any suggestions? Would tire blacking do any damage to the
>bumpers? Please help if you can. Thanks in advance..........Bill in
Missouri
>
>62 MKII MGA Roadster
>78 MGB Roadster
>
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