🟢HOW TO RESTORE RUBBER FLOOR MATS
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- čas přidán 3. 02. 2024
- How to restore rubber floor mats with Andy Fraser and Karl Hampson from TCB. Using Koch Chemie Green Star and Gummifix, Andy and Karl show their simple process to restore dirty dull rubber floor mats to as good as new.
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Links to products used in this video:
Kcoh Chemie Green Star - www.in2detailing.co.uk/produc...
Koch Chemie Gummifix - www.in2detailing.co.uk/produc...
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It's the only product I use for the Ford mats in my car. Looks great, non slip and easy to apply
Cheers buddy and thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Nice upload and I was only just looking at that today will be adding to my list , now subscribed 👍
Thank you Keith. I wish I discovered this product before. Thanks for supporting our little channel.
Great product, been using this for a while 👍 Koch Chemie do a fantastic range of affordable+ quality products 👍 great video
Thanks Richard. Appreciate the positive feedback and leaving a comment.
Great video and a cracking product. Can’t wait for our next video, it’s going to be epic 😁
A simple video but the finishing touches make a huge difference.
Hi, been using this product on my winter mats and the results have been first class
Would recommend
Cheers buddy. I was very impressed. I'm interested to see how long the product lasts.
Added a lot of lustre to the rubber seemed a nice to use product
Cheers. Looks great and it's safe. Exactly what we need in such a product.
I use 303 and my mats don't feel slippy. I saw someone use GT Tyre serum 1:1 with water, so thats what I'm going to try next. And then probably GF, cos KC are a quality company.
Thanks for the reviews. Really enjoying this channel.
Thanks buddy. I have a few 303 products that I will be reviewing soon. Its a brand I have had limited exposure to so thought it was time to dig deeper. Thanks again for watching our little channel.
Interesting results! Great video
Also got the chewing gum out your mat lol.
Brilliant 🤣 will tell the wife no more gum!
Good evening ❤
Well hello partner lol.
@@thecarboutique2467 good evening dude
The rubber boot mat for our previous car got left out in the garden for 6 months plus. Treated in with Koch Chemie GUF but got better results with Chemical Guys Mat Renew Cleaner & Protectant.
Cheers buddy. I will take a look at the Chemical Guys product as not used that 1.
@@thecarboutique2467 it was the only other product that's non slippy and silicon free
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Fetch me a fire extinguisher lol. Cheers for watching. Debrief later lol.
How are the mats holding up two weeks later? Are they proving to be dust and rain-water repellant? I'm asking because dust particles are known to stick to surfaces and water could discolour them slightly, when treated with some dressings.
Hiya buddy. I will check tomorrow buddy when I see the owner.
As a an update, how did the mats feel after you got in with wet shoes ?? Where the mats slippy, did the water pool on them. Just a few after thoughts.
Some good questions Mike. I will get the answers to you soon after having a play with them this weekend. Would rather test than just give oppinion. What out.
Great info guys. Koch chemie products always get tbe job done. Substance over style .
Have u tried 303 protectant?, great on rubber too, but pricey.
Not yet James but thank you for the product recommendation. I have a 303 video coming soon so will add that to the products to be tested. Cheers.
Nice video mate. What tripod are you guys using
Hiya buddy. It is a K&F Concepts tripod in the video.
Would you use this to restore plastic trim or would you use the nano magic plastic?
I know people that do use it for external trim, but personally I feel it's an interior product for interiors and engine bays. I do not know the longevity of the product when it is exposed to the elements. For external use I would definitely be turning to Nano as that is a superb external product that lasts.