[xjunmoonx]

if u see second picture, u will know what i mean by going thru with hyperdressing in one pass, becuase it will look weird :rofl:

[Duratys]

That looks alot beter than when you started.
Good Job!

[Denzil]

Originally Posted by yukonon22

Get some acetone from lowes and then dress it. don't get the acetone on your paint

Interesting tip there yukon, I'll have to try that out! Hmm, maybe an AIO might work to clean it up?

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[Duratys]

Originally Posted by Denzil

Interesting tip there yukon, I'll have to try that out! Hmm, maybe an AIO might work to clean it up?

He stated in the first post he tried Klasse AIO and it didnt work.

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[Denzil]

Ah, I forgot that he mentioned that, LoL.

[xjunmoonx]

Originally Posted by Denzil

Interesting tip there yukon, I'll have to try that out! Hmm, maybe an AIO might work to clean it up?

to be honest i dont think AIO works well on rubbers...well i guess it works, but barely any...i just used hyper dressing and 303 aeroprotectant

so kudos to yukon!

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[yukonon22]

glad it worked. it something i use on boat rub rails as one customer is very particular about it having no marks. he taught me that. and yes you should wear gloves, your hands can get pretty dried out from it.

[yukonon22]

Originally Posted by xjunmoonx

ok so as yukon recommended i tried acetone..it did get rid of white oxidated rubbers and i dressed it wtih mags hyper dressing so far its been about 10 mins it looks goood (knock on wood) thank you!!!

acetone is not a dressing so it should stay good beacuse it removed a thin layer of rubber

[xjunmoonx]

Originally Posted by yukonon22

glad it worked. it something i use on boat rub rails as one customer is very particular about it having no marks. he taught me that. and yes you should wear gloves, your hands can get pretty dried out from it.

WORD....

[Kron]

I think you guys are nuts putting a heavy propane based solvent on maliable rubber, Its just asking for trouble since your essentially disolving the outer pourous layer.

If the purpose of it is to disolve strong glues and plastics and act as a drying agent just imagine what its going to do to soft rubber.