Rubber coating for rubber trim

cbsteh

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My rubber trim especially around the windows tend to have water spots and "polka dots".

Today I saw a rubber coating that came in a spray can. You spray and what comes out is like paint but after drying for 4 hours, the paint-like appearance is actually a thin film of rubber. Although it can be peeled out, it takes some effort to do so - like tearing out a very sticky film.

I am wondering if I can apply this coating on my car rubber trim especially those around the windows. However, the spray goes over a large area, so could I spray into a can then apply the coat by brush on the trim?

Kindly advise.
 

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Most of the rubber coating (should I say film) that is sprayed on. Plasti-dip is one kind.

There is another type coating that is applicable by either dipping in can with liquid rubber. It can be brush-on. It is then air-dried.
The dipping is used to coat handgrips of tools, and non-slip surfaces such as floors...etc.
Add more coatings to increase rubber thickness.


I say plasti-dip can be used for coating rubber trims, but it wont last for years.
I think it is better than the normal spray-on rubber-black aerosol though....
 

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My rubber trim especially around the windows tend to have water spots and "polka dots".

Today I saw a rubber coating that came in a spray can. You spray and what comes out is like paint but after drying for 4 hours, the paint-like appearance is actually a thin film of rubber. Although it can be peeled out, it takes some effort to do so - like tearing out a very sticky film.

I am wondering if I can apply this coating on my car rubber trim especially those around the windows. However, the spray goes over a large area, so could I spray into a can then apply the coat by brush on the trim?

Kindly advise.
Try look for Carmate Black Resin Restore in Eneos
 

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My rubber trim especially around the windows tend to have water spots and "polka dots".
hi

do you have some pics of your rubber trim that have the water spots and "polka dots"?
 

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You can actually try using plastidip. Easily get at Ace Hardware. Since is also rubber paint and easier to tear and reapply anytime.
Safe to use.
 

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i used black matte sticker to solve the problem.
still looking good after 2 years.
 

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hi

do you have some pics of your rubber trim that have the water spots and "polka dots"?
No, I didn't take a photo, but mine looked similar to this but with more pale greyish spotting:



You can actually try using plastidip. Easily get at Ace Hardware. Since is also rubber paint and easier to tear and reapply anytime.
Safe to use.
Yeah, that was my initial question I posted if anyone had done this before ...

i used black matte sticker to solve the problem.
still looking good after 2 years.
Yeah, I did consider this but this was my final option if I couldn't get my rubber trims looking good more permenantly. I used Aerospace 303 before. Good but not so permenant. Need to reapply every 3 to 4 weeks.
 

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If you're in Klang Valley, I don't mind giving you some Duragloss #271 Rubber Trim & Tyre Dressing to try on. I usually keep it in a 40cc spray bottle.
 

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