Faded rubber seals

[maxrob200]

Bought mine from Autobarn. Available in small or large bottle.

[carcareproducts]

1Z Gummi Pfledge (Rubber Care Stick) is great for door seals etc as well.

Otherwise as mentioned 303 Aerospace Protectant is also available as mentioned. It is non solvent based, no silicones and leaves a satin/matte finish to any trim on interior and out. Also is SPF40 which is a bonus!

[docjames]

Great, thanks again all.

Mods, happy to lock this thread now. Cheers

[Transporter]

No need to lock it, it's quite handy thread.

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[BrettD]

If anyone is after a cheap option with good results..I have used tyre shine($2 aerosol from cheap shop)
Spray on a rag and rub into door rubbers, black plastics, etc. just apply until you get desired effect.
It lasts quite awhile too

[brad]

If anyone is after a cheap option with good results..I have used tyre shine($2 aerosol from cheap shop)
Spray on a rag and rub into door rubbers, black plastics, etc. just apply until you get desired effect.
It lasts quite awhile too

I find tyre shine tends to eat into the rubber a bit. OK for tyres but maybe not for door seals.

Really cheap option & totally benign on door seals? Spray & Wipe. Great on tyres too if you don't like glossy/shiny.

[carcareproducts]

If its silicone, i wouldn't recommend it guys. It will eventually suck it out dry. So be careful!