Keeping the Rubber Window Trim Spot Free?

[DesignerNate]

Hey Guys,

Ok so i've been trying my best to keep my fiesta spot clean, however some things just seem very difficult to come out. I used This rainx spray on the side windows once and didn't really like the results and im wondering if the spots are from the chemicals on the rain x spray... Either way have you seen this? I dont know if you can tell from the picture but there are some spots that are pretty deep in there I've even used: Mother's Back to Black and that didn't seem to do much..

Here's a pic of my trim:



I've also noticed some "deep water droplet" spots on my windows that only really show up if i spray windex while im cleaning the windows. Those deep spots can't seem to be removed how do you remove these spots!! HELP! lol

[Norm201]

The pic really doesn't show much. In those rare times that I wash the exterior of my car I will use some type of trim (usually silicon base) polish to brighten the black vinyl trim and rubber window seals. It only last a short time.

What you might try is testing silicon spray on an unseen part to see what it does. Perhaps the underside of the rear bumper.

[Greystealth]

Turtle Wax Express Shine works well for me. It keeps mine clean and gives them a slightly smoother look vs. the dry rubbery look. In fact, I use Express Shine all over my car after I wash it and in between washes. Best stuff ever!

[GapBoyPCS]

I switched from Mothers Back To Black and now use Autoglym Vinyl & Rubber care.

[chowie29]

Anyone know of anything to keep it clean for a long time? Iv tried Ultima Tire & Trim Guard Plus and back to black but they only seem to last a short time. Las Vegas sun is brutal on it and neither can seem to make it threw a carwash
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